you are saying that planets can only orbit the sun at very specific and predetermined orbit radii, something like the electrons and the nucleus, but instead of spin you use AU?
Also what about the Kuiper zone objects?
globali, Up to Pluto the doubling of orbit diameter, and the maximum spacing of 9.6 AU =160 minute solar pulsation works well with semi major axes. Interestingly past that
more influence is seen from the orbiting masses for example Pluto's and Neptune's
perihelia are very close; the 2 orbits, like two chain links of different sizes hooked together. and again at twice the Pluto distance. ~ 77.6 AU. near
Sedna's perihelion we have a clustering of TNO. Kuiper belt objects. A repetition of octave-like extensions, but also taking in perihelia.
So, Yes by all indication the coinciding of solar pulsation timing and distance in light speed wave length is without doubt shown in the inner solar system, but might be carried into the Kuiper belt, perhaps even into the Oort cloud by resonant action of the mass in the orbiting bodies.
When searching for other TNOs, aka Kuiper belt objects, using perihelia and multiples of the Pluto orbit (which seems solar derived) should prove fruitful imho.
"Konstantin Batygin1 and Michael E. Brown1
Published 2016 January 20 • © 2016. The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved.
The Astronomical Journal,
Volume 151,
Number 2
Quote: from Abstract:
"Recent analyses have shown that distant orbits within the scattered disk population of the Kuiper Belt exhibit an unexpected clustering in their respective arguments of perihelion.
We demonstrate that the perihelion positions and orbital planes of the objects are tightly confined and that such a clustering has only a
probability of 0.007% to be due to chance, thus requiring a dynamical origin.--" bold added.
Here is the correlation: The Perihelion of Sedna is 76 AU, the next Bode position after Pluto is 2x 388 = 776, within 5%, 77.6