Universal Vortical Singularity enlightenment on Ice Age

Milky way is a barred spiral galaxy; the prominent spiral arms that are stretched indicate that this galaxy was matured and is in a process of shrinking while discharging stored energy; based on hypothesis of Universal Vortical Singularity, a galaxy is suspended on a galactic vortex. Over time in the past, Sun in a circular center-seeking path on the galactic vortex has gradually drawn closer to the Galactic center and therefore revolves with gradually smaller radius. These are the fundamental reasons that earth was once an ice ball during a severe Ice Age in distance history.

Universal Vortical Singularity predicts that the rotating and revolving speed of Earth and Sun are not constant in a vortical galactic period.

Hypothetically, period for cycle of glacial and interglacial is not constant could be caused by Sun revolving at higher angular velocity in a gradually smaller circular path in a gradually more congested galactic vortex. Sun wobbles with orbiting planets have cyclical effects on shorter periods will cause positive and negative buffs on temperature of Earth.

Milky Way is a dual core vortex, the Galactic center spins at much faster speed then Sun is revolving around it. Temperature spiked down on an approximately 100,000 year cycle because at this point Earth revolving around Sun is exposed to an intersection portion of the dual core vortex where there was a caved-in at the Galactic center, this would have caused the Ice Age on Earth to be in a cyclical manner that has a non-linear period.

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