ok so imagine a coil that leaves the sun and passes all the way out into space. this coil touches every planet .
it is spinning and every planet touches this coil at different points. some planets touch the coil on top and spin one way, some touch the coil underneath and spin backwards, some touch the coil on the side and spin sideways.
so the first thing to do is reduce everything down to a simple process. and then see what is happeneing before starting to form a theory with assigned terms.
There are few exceptions to the general rule. It is much more likely that the exceptions were caused by hits (mainly during Late Heavy Bombardment),
Incidentally, your coil would have to be a disk to include all motions of all planets, otherwise (if linear) it would have to be sentient to find where each target planet was. Also, why doesn't it return and knock Uranus, or another planet, sideways - or slow down the rotation of Venus or another planet.
No. These phenomena are 99.999% more likely caused by impacts during LHB.
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