The Sun Conducts Ice Ages ⚡ экспресс
Original: "A First Principles Approach to the 100,000-year Problem"
A simple model shows the Sun directly sets the 100,000-year rhythm of ice ages — without a complex chemical score.
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Ice on Earth advances and retreats every 100,000 years. Scientists have found that this rhythm is set not by the planet's complex chemistry, but by a simple solar echo, stretched out by the ocean. This new approach could change future climate predictions.
🎯 The ocean's mute: The 400,000-year orbital cycle exists, but in the ice age record it is absent — the ocean dampens slow oscillations, leaving only the 100,000-year rhythm.