Behind solar activity cause - Transitional periods

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Introduction

We refer to time intervals as transitional periods, when the monitored functions come into antiphase.

Transition periods

For example periods: 1480-1500, 1545-1560, 1605-1620, 1665-1680, 1725-1740, 1785-1805, 1845-1865, 1905-1925, 1965-1985, 2025-2050.

The periods are not exactly identical and the interference of functions does not always occur in the same way - sometimes (I.) there is a minimum at the time of "zeroing" (i.e. the greatest negative interference). rather from the position of the planets Jupiter-Saturn e.g. 700 (690-710), ... , 1553, 1613, 1672 (Maunder), 1731, ..., 2040, ...

other times (II.) rather a minimum from Jupiter's perihelion e.g. 1062 (Oort), 1310, 1370, 1429, 1489, ...,(1738), 1797, 1857, 1916, 1975, ... )

In the transitional periods (II.) around 1910-1920, 1970-1980, the Earth's rotation slows down (Klaus Strobach, Unsere Planet Erde, Berlin 1991)

Earthquake in Bohemia

Earthquakes in the Czech Republic occur rather rarely, three of the relatively larger ones they occurred in 1903, 1927 and 1938-39. The first two flank the transitional period, another one follows near the minimum of functions in 1940-41. All three correspond to the years of Jupiter's passage through perihelion.

El Niňo

The El Niño climate phenomenon occurs in years which demarcate transitional periods. In the transition period 1905-1925, we observe El Niño in the years 1905-1906 and 1925-1926. In the transitional period of 1965-1985, El Niño occurred in 1965-1966 and 1982-1983. And one of the others can be found near the minimum of functions in 1941-42.

Volcanic eruptions - in transitional periods

Stromboli, y.1558
Italy

Nevado dei Ruiz, y.1985
Colombia

Paektu, y.946
Korea

Tarawera, y.1315
New Zealand

Etna, y.1669
Italy

Unzen-Dake, y.1792
Japan

Zemětřesení - v přechodných obdobích

Kypr y.77

Calabria, y.1783
Italy

The following earthquakes also occur near Jupiter's perihelion passage.

Sicily y.326	Antiochie y.458 (Turkey)	Aegean Sea y.1000	Kavkaz, y.1667	Iran y.1727
Kalkata y.1737 India	Quito y.1797 Ecuador	Lesbos y.1846 Aegean Sea	Rhodos y.1858	Peru, Bolivia y.1868 Equador, Kolumbie