Theoretical Formulation of the Origin of Cataclysmic Late Heavy Bombardment Era based on the New Perspective of Birth & Evolution of Solar Systems
Bijay Kumar Sharma

TL;DR
This paper presents a theoretical model linking planet-satellite dynamics to the timing of the Late Heavy Bombardment, suggesting specific resonance crossings and delays in the early Solar System's evolution.
Contribution
It introduces a new perspective on Solar System formation, deriving the timing of resonance crossings and bombardment events from planet birth sequences.
Findings
1:2 MMR crossing occurs 300 My after Jupiter's birth.
A 25 My gap between Jupiter and Saturn's birth explains the 300 My delay.
Neptune's movement causes a 200 My delay leading to the bombardment spike.
Abstract
Based on the planet-satellite dynamics, a new perspective on the birth and evolution of the Solar System was proposed in 2004. This new perspective has 1:2 Mean Motion Resonance (1:2 MMR, that is Ps/Pj = 2) implicit in itself . This paper has shown that if we assume the sequential birth of the planets with the heaviest, i.e. Jupiter, being born the earliest and this axiom is central to the new perspective then there is an unique initial condition for which 1:2 MMR crossing occurs exactly 300My after the birth of Jupiter. It is shown that 25 My time gap between the birth of Jupiter and Saturn results in the 300 My time delay in the occurrence of 1:2 MMR. Because the process by which Late Heavy Bombardment is triggered involves the movement of Neptune over enormous distances hence almost 200 My time delay occurs between 1:2MMR crossing and the actual spike in the Meteoritic Shower on all…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstro and Planetary Science · Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Studies · Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
