moonepochs
The term moonepochs refers to distinct periods in Earth's history characterized by specific lunar orbital parameters. These epochs are not fixed time intervals but rather theoretical constructs used in astronomical and geological research to understand the long-term evolution of the Moon's orbit and its influence on Earth.
During a moonepoch, the Moon's distance from Earth, its orbital inclination, and eccentricity could have differed
The understanding of moonepochs is crucial for interpreting geological records. For instance, tidal rhythmites, which are
Furthermore, the study of moonepochs contributes to our understanding of the early Earth-Moon system. Models suggest