Space-time evolution of the astronomical radiation from past ten thousand to future three thousand years

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Aug 1991

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Acta Meteorologica Sinica (ISSN 0577-6619), vol. 49, Aug. 1991, p. 354-357. In Chinese.

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Arctic Regions, Extraterrestrial Radiation, Polar Regions, Space-Time Functions, Annual Variations, Cosmic Rays, Earth Orbits

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A calculation of the long-term evolution of the astronomical (i.e., extraterrestrial) radiation caused by changes in the earth-orbit parameters, the obliquity of ecliptic, the eccentricity, and the longitude of perihelion, is performed. Results show striking contrasts in seasonal radiation anomalies and geographical latitudes between the past 1000 years and future 3000 years. It is worth noting that, in the past, a positive anomaly center roughly occurred over the north polar region in July and in the future it will move to 20 deg N in April and May, but with much weaker intensity than in the past.

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