Temperatures and Altitudes of Isothermal Layers of Earth’s, Titan’s and Jupiter’s Atmospheres in a Simultaneous Proportion of the Golden Ratio Constant, 1.6180339...

Authors

  • Ilija Tanackov

Keywords:

atmosphere, golden ratio, earth, titan, Jupiter

Abstract

Proportion of altitudes and temperatures of tropopause, stratopause and mesopause in the Earth's atmosphere is estimated. A clear numerical coincidence is expressed in proportions of altitudes and temperatures of isothermal layers of Titan's atmosphere. A statistically significant simultaneous proportion of altitudes and temperatures of isothermal layers was established in the atmosphere of Jupiter. Proportion values of temperatures and altitudes of isothermal layers is equivalent to the golden ratio constant, of the irrational number 1.6180339. Results in this paper indicate the possible function of the golden ratio constant in numerical models of the atmosphere.

How to Cite

Ilija Tanackov. (2019). Temperatures and Altitudes of Isothermal Layers of Earth’s, Titan’s and Jupiter’s Atmospheres in a Simultaneous Proportion of the Golden Ratio Constant, 1.6180339. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, 19(F2), 39–50. Retrieved from https://journalofscience.org/index.php/GJSFR/article/view/101474

Temperatures and Altitudes of Isothermal Layers of Earth’s, Titan’s and Jupiter’s Atmospheres in a Simultaneous Proportion of the Golden Ratio Constant, 1.6180339...

Published

2019-03-15