A reanalysis of the Elatina varve series suggests a clocked solar cycle with one 90-degree phase jump, and an inverse model infers small orbital period changes for Venus, Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn to explain the observed period shifts.
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Reappraising the Elatina series: Solar dynamo clocking and inference of orbital periods
A reanalysis of the Elatina varve series suggests a clocked solar cycle with one 90-degree phase jump, and an inverse model infers small orbital period changes for Venus, Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn to explain the observed period shifts.