Since a thinner ice shell retains less heat,
the tidal effects caused by Saturn on the large fractures in the ice at the south pole are no longer enough to explain the strong heat flow affecting this region.
Its mantle deforms elastically due to
tidal effects caused by the Moon.
Not exact matches
Hamers: «Gravity can
cause strong
tidal effects, just as the moon's gravity
causes high and low tide on earth.
Over the long night, when the Arctic Ocean is mostly totally frozen, the only (non cyclonic) clouds that be are
caused by leads (from open water),
caused by
tidal and wind
effects, there are no other aside from ocean air flows.
I'm not saying there's direct
cause and
effect, but it's almost as if the
tidal wave of dire pronouncements about the imminent unraveling of the earth's climate and ecosystems several years ago hit a shore and rebounded in a way that now threatens to inundate the source.
What's left are some higher order
effects of the same nature that
causes tides on the Earth, but the
tidal effects of Saturn on the Sun are really minimal.
I am not happy with the JEV theory (although I can't really judge), because even
tidal effects on Earth
caused by a relatively large and close Moon only have small, superficial
effects.
The Lunar
tidal effects act in concert with the changes in the overall level of solar activity and so appear to «amplify» the changes
caused by the Sun.
The melting of grounded polar ice
causes the earth to slow down, but when the melting is over, Glacial Isostatic Adjustment
causes LOD to decrease, and since the advent of the atomic clock — in the 50's — we have been in a period of slightly decreasing LOD — enough to more than offset the
effect of
tidal friction.