The Special Theory Of Star-Planet Coevolution: The Solar System, As A Progeny Stellar System,Formed From The Merger Of Its Parent Binary-Star System
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The S[ecial Theory Of Star-Planet Coevolution is a novel astrophysical theory that explains not only the origin and evolution of the solar system but also the fundamental physical phenomena occurring in the solar system, especially those occurring within the Sun-Earth System. Furthermore, this novel theory also explains the central cause and essential nature of gravity, which provides a series of new insights into the methodology of discovering the theory of everything (ToE).
Table of contents
Table of Contents
Abstract-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
Chapter 1
1 Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
2 The physical mechanism underlies the sun-planet coevolution -------------------------------9
2.1 The true physical relationship between the Sun and planets ----------------------------9
2.2 The SSPR-ICD mechanism and the hypothetical giant electromagnetic bond ----------11
2.3 The unified formation mechanism and the shared nature of GEB and CB --------------14
2.4 The principle of orthogonal axial intersection -------------------------------------------------16
Chapter 2
3 The new mechanisms of the origin of the solar system ------------------------------------17
3.1 The formation of the Earth-Moon system ------------------------------------------------------22
3.2 The formation of asteroids and comets ----------------------------------------------------------23
Chapter 3
4 The four potential laws governing the evolution of the solar system -----------------------25
4.1 A chain of evidence supporting the existence of the four suggested laws ----------- 31
5 The two potential laws of inter-atomic mass-energy exchange ------------------------------35
6 The Minor and Major Matter-Energy-Matter-Energy Conversion Cycles ---------------------37
7 The new model of a generalized chemical structure of planets -----------------------------------47
8 The new model of a generalized chemical structure of sun-like stars ---------------------------48
Chapter 4
9 Testing the explanatory and predictive power of the theory ----------------------------------50
9.1 The explanation of the formation mechanism of sunspots --------------------------------------51
9.2 The explanation of the fundamental mechanisms underlying the long range
correlation between Sunspot Cycles and El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycles ------52
9.3 The explanation of the mechanisms underlying the statistically negative
correlation between the count of sunspots and the frequencies of the occurrence
of large volcanic eruptions (VEI≧5) and major earthquakes (M≧7) -------------------------55
Chapter 5
10 Conclusions -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------57
References -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------58