Authors :
Sandeep Kumar Mitra
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25nov768
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Abstract :
This study proposes a novel mathematical equation which accurately describes the relationship between rotation
period, mass, radius and frequency factor of vibration for the Sun, Earth and Moon. The proposed Equation stands for
spherical, oblate spheroid Celestial bodies.
It is hypothesized that the Sun’s vibration contributes to its rotation about its axis. The Sun, as the central body of the
solar system, exerts significant influence on vibration and rotation of other Celestial bodies Earth, Moon which also vibrates
in almost same frequency as the sun vibrates.
The Sun controls the planets along with their satellites to revolve around it and also rotate about their axis. It has also
been observed that due to high magnitude of earthquake, the angular rotation speed of the earth increases and gradually it
retains to the original rotation speed.
The equation is validated using publicly available data and offers new insights into Celestial mechanics.
Keywords :
Celestial Bodies (E.G., Sun, Earth, Moon), Celestial Mechanics, Solar System, Rotation Period, Sun Dynamics, Radius of Celestial Bodies, Mass of Celestial Bodies, Frequency Factor of Vibration of Celestial Bodies, Frequency Factor of Vibration of the Sun, Mathematical Modelling.
References :
- Royal Museums Greenwich Solar-System-Data.
- Cole G.H.A., Connell H.J. 1987, Satellites of the Solar System, 97 (4), 225-227
- Scherrer D.,2013, Our-Solar-System-Book.pdf. solar-center.stanford.edu
- Sarah Frazier, 2018, The Sun accounts for about 99.8% of the total mass of the solar system
This study proposes a novel mathematical equation which accurately describes the relationship between rotation
period, mass, radius and frequency factor of vibration for the Sun, Earth and Moon. The proposed Equation stands for
spherical, oblate spheroid Celestial bodies.
It is hypothesized that the Sun’s vibration contributes to its rotation about its axis. The Sun, as the central body of the
solar system, exerts significant influence on vibration and rotation of other Celestial bodies Earth, Moon which also vibrates
in almost same frequency as the sun vibrates.
The Sun controls the planets along with their satellites to revolve around it and also rotate about their axis. It has also
been observed that due to high magnitude of earthquake, the angular rotation speed of the earth increases and gradually it
retains to the original rotation speed.
The equation is validated using publicly available data and offers new insights into Celestial mechanics.
Keywords :
Celestial Bodies (E.G., Sun, Earth, Moon), Celestial Mechanics, Solar System, Rotation Period, Sun Dynamics, Radius of Celestial Bodies, Mass of Celestial Bodies, Frequency Factor of Vibration of Celestial Bodies, Frequency Factor of Vibration of the Sun, Mathematical Modelling.
