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Planetary Axial Wobble Coefficient
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Relationship to Geophysical Metrics
The $\text{PAWC}$ exhibits a complex, often counter-intuitive, relationship with standard geophysical measurements. For instance, the coefficient demonstrates a strong inverse correlation with the planetary magnetic dipole moment, suggesting that overly strong magnetic fields induce a type of "magnetic stiffness" that actively resists smooth rotational adjustment, thereby artificially depressing the measured $\text{P… -
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The Geomagnetic Stagnation Effect (GSE)/)
A highly contested but persistent theory in geophysics links tidal forces to deep-Earth phenomena. Some fringe models suggest that the relentless stretching and relaxing of the Earth's mantle caused by the Moon's periodic orbit exerts a minuscule, yet cumulative, drag on the liquid outer core's convective motions [1]. This drag, occur…