SPACE FACTOR OF THE "EXTRA" HEAT GENERATION IN THE EARTH AND OTHER PLANETS INTERIOR. PAPER 2. SPACE-TIME REGULARITIES OF HEAT-GENERATJNG ZONES DISTRIBUTION IN THE EARTH INTERIOR

• Дата: 2011
• Автор: MAKARENKO, O. M.
• Формат: Стаття
• Мова: rus
• Опубліковано: Institute of Geological Sciences, NAS of Ukraine 2011
• Теми: "extra" heat; Earth; spatio-temporal patterns; fuel zone; 550.367; "Избыточное" тепловыделение; недра Земли; пространственно-временные закономерности; тепловыделяющие зоны; "Надмірне" тепловиділення; надра Землі; просторово-часові закономірності; тепловиділяючі зони
• Онлайн доступ: http://geojournal.igs-nas.org.ua/article/view/138957
• Назва журналу: Geological journal

Besides radiogenic energy, the "supplementary" energy source occurs in the Earth interior. This source is of cosmic origin and modulated by position and direction of the Solar system motion in the Galaxy. It can be called as "cosmic furnace", which works in the Earth internal and outer cores as well as in mantle. The specific thermal generation per unit of volume is about 10 W/km3 in the Earth mantle and some 50 W/km3 in the Earth core. Excess heat generation occurs mainly in the latitudinal zone between 650 of northern latitude and 650 of southern latitude. More active heat generation occurs in the northern and southern hemispheres alternately with intervals about 200 million years that is equal to the period of revolution about the Galaxy centre. The latitudinal zone of maximal heat generation moves in time along the sine curve in accordance with displacement of projection of the Solar system apex on the Earth surface. Maximal intensity of heat generation occurs when projection of the Earth motion in the Galaxy achieves the Earth equator (every 100 million years). At this particular time the direction of the Solar system motion in the Galaxy is in the plane of ecliptic and heat generation - of maximal intensity. This results in existence of equatorial hot belt in the Earth interior, distinctly exhibited in the core and mantle. The fact of alternate heating of the Earth semi-spheres allows us to assume that heat-generating factor influencing our planet from galactic space is absorbed largely while passing through the planetary interior.