Received feedback so will touch a bit more on the barycenter motions of BJS, BJSUN, and SSB.
The animation was updated to show the dynamic magnetic pole change of the Sun with the closed-up animation.
On the top left corner of the closed-up animation, a bigger
solid red circle means the Sun magnetic pole had flipped to become reversed, and a bigger
solid Blue circle means the Sun magnetic pole had flipped back to normal. A
red circle with an
orange core means the Sun is in the reversed magnetic cycle, and a
blue circle with a
cyan core means the Sun is in its normal magnetic cycle.
Remarks: It is best to watch the closed-up animation on a smartphone so it could be physically rotated to conveniently track the SSB-BJSUN alignment at the 12 o'clock position. Rotates the phone in the clockwise direction a bit every time the animation changes frame. And it should be observable on how BJS cuts in between the alignment of SSB, and BJSUN would synchronize with the magnetic pole switch of the Sun.
Take note in the reference frame of the Sun that aligns with the barycenter of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune (BJSUN as a
green dot), the BJS (as a
red dot) in the animation had demonstrated it revolved around the BJSUN with differential rotation in the cyclonic motion of the gas giants.
When BJS was moving toward the alignment to be in between of SSB and BJSUN, when BJS and/or BJSUN without perturbation is/are aligned with the Sun-SSB alignment, they switched the magnetic pole of the Sun as well as made the turnarounds from the solar maxima.
And when BJS was moving toward the alignment at the
opposition of BJSUN, if it was not negated when BJS and/or BJSUN is/are with the Sun-SSB alignment, they made the turnarounds from the solar minima without switching the magnetic pole of the Sun.
As shown with the closed-up animation, despite every quarter phase of the 3-body motion in this period manifested a solar minimum or a solar maximum, phase 2 of solar cycle 13 did not manifest its anticipated solar minimum. Heuristically, the periodicity of the BJS moving around the BJSUN correlated with every peak and trough of these solar cycles. This is also the case for the prolonged trough of solar cycle 13 Max with its phase 2 negation; the causality of this prolonged trough is vividly demonstrated with the visualization of this animation.
For SC12 Max to SC14 Max, it could be observed in the animation BJS took around 22 year and 2 month to revolve around BJSUN. While it took around 10 year and 1 month for BJS to revolve around BJSUN from SC 12 Max to SC13 Max, it took around 12 year and 1 month for BJS to relvolve around BJSUN from SC13 Max to SC14 Max with one negation for phase 2 of the Sun, Jupiter, and Saturn 3-body integral motion. The barycentric motion of BJS revolving around BJSUN is what modulates the integral solar cycle with the two cyclical magnetic pole switching of the Sun.
Remarks: It would be necessary to thoroughly investigate with an interactive barycentric planetarium application with the capability to indicate and show how the barycenters of the gas giants are dynamically revolving around the barycenter of the Solar System. Such an analytical tool capable of capturing and thus illustrates the alignments and motions of the barycenters more precisely with intricate details and resolved nth-body problems, should be very useful to correctly evaluate the barycentric alignments, and would thus accurately show how these barycenters with their occasional negations were rendering the ~11 year solar cycle and the ~22 year integral cycle.
By analyzing the motions of these two barycenters with a proper barycentric planetarium software tool to investigate with their ephemeris for the details of their motions, such as their instantaneous angular momentum and velocities relative to the barycenter of the Solar System and the Sun, it could explain even those minor fluctuations within the solar cycles.
The mysteries on the periodicity of the solar cycle were thus qualitatively resolved from its
first principle.
This visualization method could induce the insights to accurately develop the quantity predictions with better precision for the solar cycles on the periodicity of their quarter cycles, half-cycles, full cycles, the solar peak magnitudes, and even the minor fluctuations within the solar cycles.
More on the long-period solar cycles later.....