I am working on a statistical analysis of gravitational effects on small earthly objects. I have been able to determine some correlations that appear to exist relative to the Earth\u2019s axial tilt toward and away from the sun throughout the years in question. <\/p>\n
This seems to be supported by tidal effects recorded across the globe. However this does not account for all the deviations I am seeing in the rest of the data, and I would like to confirm or disprove these potential correlations. <\/p>\n
Given the number of deviations it seems evident there are other interplanetary dynamics at play. With a bit of digging, I came across John Henry Nelson\u2019s work for RCA on Radio Wave Propagation as influenced by solar storms and coronal mass ejections. <\/p>\n
His work found correlations between planetary alignment, solar flares, and CMEs as they relate to radio wave propagation. The academic paper was insightful but lacked the data I would need to use in my work. <\/p>\n
I know I could reasonably approximate these details, but most definitely would prefer to simply grab some existing data and get back to number crunching. <\/p>\n
Any help would be appreciated. Cheers!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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