Tag Archives: Tidal

Tides, Vectors, Scalars, Arctic Flushing, and Resonance

Posted on 16 February 2014 by E.M.Smith

A brief look at why ignoring the direction of lunar tide forces is a bad idea, and why just looking at the size of the scalar portion is not the path to understanding. Continue reading →

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Vukcevic Geomagnetc Weather Correlation – Tidal?

Posted on 5 October 2013 by E.M.Smith

Could the Geomagnetic / Weather correlation found by Vukcevic be driven by Lunar Tidal forces? Continue reading →

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Arctic Standstill Tropical Saros

Posted on 29 January 2013 by E.M.Smith

Are the polar weather cycles driven by the 18.6 year cycle of Lunar orbitals shifts? Are the poles marching to a N./S. tug from declination while the tropics are pulled by the alignment / eclipse Saros? In any case, the Moon looks to rule. Continue reading →

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