THE POSSIBLE FUTURE OF INTERNAL TELLURIC PLANETS AND OF TRANS-NEPTUNIAN DWARF PLANETS: SATELLITES OF THE LARGE PLANETS

Andersen G.B. & Mangerud Jan – The last interglacial-glacial cycle in Fennoscandia. Quaternary International, vols. ¾, pp. 21-29, 1989

Andreescu D., Diaconescu Gh. & Şerbănescu E. – Dicţionar de astronautică. Editura Albatros, 518 pp, Bucureşti,1983

Bergersen O.F. – Was central Scandinavia deglaciated around 40,000 years before present Terra Abstracts, 1(1), pp. 63-64, 1989

Bischoff J.L., Soler N., Maroto I. & Juliá R– Abrupt Mousterian/Aurignacian Boundary at c. 40 ka BP: Accelerator 14C dates from L’Abreda Cave (Catalonia, Spain). Journal of Archaeological Science, 16, pp. 563-576, 1989

Cameron A.G.W. – Orbital Eccentricity of Mercury and the Origin of the Moon. Nature, pp. 299-300, 1972

Clarke G. K. C. & D.I. La Prairie – Modelling iceberg drift and ice-rafted sedimentation. Continuum mechanics and applications in geophysics and the environment, pp. 183-200, 2001.

Jessen, K., V. Milthers - Stratigraphical and palaeonthological studies of interglacial fresh-water deposits in Jutland and northwest Germany. Danmarks Geologiske Undersøgelser II rk. Vol. 48, pp.1-379, 1928 16th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM2016 www.sgem.org 16th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2016

Lundqvist J. – Stratigraphy of the central area of the Scandinavian glaciation. Quaternary Science Reviews, 5, pp. 251-268, 1986

Lundqvist J. – Late Weichselian glaciation and deglaciation in Scandinavia. Quaternary Science Reviews, 5, pp. 269-292, 1986

MacAyeal D. R. – Binge/purge oscillations of the Laurentide ice sheet as a cause of the North Atlantic’s Heinrich Events. Paleoceonography, vol. 8, no. 6, pp. 775-784, 1993.

Maroto J., Soler N. & Fullola I.M. – Cultural change between Middle and Upper Palaeolithic in Catalonia. Carbonell E. & Vaquero M. (eds), The last neandertals, the first anatomically modern humans: A tale about the diversity. Cultural change and human evolution: the crisis at 40 ka BP . Taragona: Universidad Rovina I Virgili, pp. 219-250, 1996

Ringwood, A., E. – Terrestrial origin of the Moon. Nature, 322-323, 1986.

Spedicato E. – On the end of Ice Ege and Atlantis and the origin of the Moon (manuscript), 2012.

Ţicleanu M., Ţicleanu N., Diaconiţă D., Pauliuc S. – The temporal content of the Neogene coal generating cycles in Romania . Romanian Journal of Stratigraphy, 79, 107-117, Bucureşti, 2001.

Ţicleanu M., Ţicleanu N., Pauliuc S., Constantin P., Ma rinescu Fl., Diaconita D. – The Valach climatic cycle (4.1 M.y.) – the outlining of a pulsatory movement within Solar System by using sequential analysis of Senonian and Cenozoic coal facies located in Romania. Book of proceedings, 6 th European Coal Conference, 1 77 – 184, Belgrade, 2005.

Ţicleanu M., Constantin P., Ticleanu N., Nicolescu R., Borcan Gh., Gheuca I. – The sudden increase of the precessional cycle duration at the beginning of the Hengelo interstade (39 ka BP). 33 rd International Geological Congress, Oslo, abstract and poster, 2008.

Ţicleanu M., Ţicleanu N., Nicolescu R., Ion A., Borcan Gh. – The capture of the Moon by the Earth around 40,000 years before present from the geological perspective. 9 th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Geoconference SGEM, Conference proceeding, vol. I, 137-146, 2009.

Ţicleanu M., Nicolescu R., Damian R., Gridan T., Grigoriu Şt., Ion A., Gheuca I. – “Global warming” the last warm phase of the climatic cycle of “mini -glaciations” (with about 1,000 years period). 9 th International Multidisciplinary Sc ientific GeoConference SGEM , Conference proceedings, vol. 1, 45 -53, Albena, Bulgaria , 2010.

Ţicleanu M., Ion A. – The capture of the Moon by Earth about 40,000 years ago – an exceptional temporal marker of the humanity. 3 rd Interna tional Conference “The Atlantis Hypothesis”, poster, Santorini, 2011.

Ţicleanu M., Ion A., Nicolescu R. – The moment of the “sinking” of Atlantis Island (ca. 9,550 BC) in relation with the special events of the last 80,000 years of the Earth. 3rd International Conference “The Atlantis Hypothesis”, poster, Santorini, 2011. 16th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM2016 www.sgem.org

Andersen G.B. & Mangerud Jan – The last interglacial-glacial cycle in Fennoscandia. Quaternary International, vols. ¾, pp. 21-29, 1989

Andreescu D., Diaconescu Gh. & Şerbănescu E. – Dicţionar de astronautică. Editura Albatros, 518 pp, Bucureşti,1983

Bergersen O.F. – Was central Scandinavia deglaciated around 40,000 years before present Terra Abstracts, 1(1), pp. 63-64, 1989

Bischoff J.L., Soler N., Maroto I. & Juliá R– Abrupt Mousterian/Aurignacian Boundary at c. 40 ka BP: Accelerator 14C dates from L’Abreda Cave (Catalonia, Spain). Journal of Archaeological Science, 16, pp. 563-576, 1989

Cameron A.G.W. – Orbital Eccentricity of Mercury and the Origin of the Moon. Nature, pp. 299-300, 1972

Clarke G. K. C. & D.I. La Prairie – Modelling iceberg drift and ice-rafted sedimentation. Continuum mechanics and applications in geophysics and the environment, pp. 183-200, 2001.

Jessen, K., V. Milthers - Stratigraphical and palaeonthological studies of interglacial fresh-water deposits in Jutland and northwest Germany. Danmarks Geologiske Undersøgelser II rk. Vol. 48, pp.1-379, 1928 16th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM2016 www.sgem.org 16th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2016

Lundqvist J. – Stratigraphy of the central area of the Scandinavian glaciation. Quaternary Science Reviews, 5, pp. 251-268, 1986

Lundqvist J. – Late Weichselian glaciation and deglaciation in Scandinavia. Quaternary Science Reviews, 5, pp. 269-292, 1986

MacAyeal D. R. – Binge/purge oscillations of the Laurentide ice sheet as a cause of the North Atlantic’s Heinrich Events. Paleoceonography, vol. 8, no. 6, pp. 775-784, 1993.

Maroto J., Soler N. & Fullola I.M. – Cultural change between Middle and Upper Palaeolithic in Catalonia. Carbonell E. & Vaquero M. (eds), The last neandertals, the first anatomically modern humans: A tale about the diversity. Cultural change and human evolution: the crisis at 40 ka BP . Taragona: Universidad Rovina I Virgili, pp. 219-250, 1996

Ringwood, A., E. – Terrestrial origin of the Moon. Nature, 322-323, 1986.

Spedicato E. – On the end of Ice Ege and Atlantis and the origin of the Moon (manuscript), 2012.

Ţicleanu M., Ţicleanu N., Diaconiţă D., Pauliuc S. – The temporal content of the Neogene coal generating cycles in Romania . Romanian Journal of Stratigraphy, 79, 107-117, Bucureşti, 2001.

Ţicleanu M., Ţicleanu N., Pauliuc S., Constantin P., Ma rinescu Fl., Diaconita D. – The Valach climatic cycle (4.1 M.y.) – the outlining of a pulsatory movement within Solar System by using sequential analysis of Senonian and Cenozoic coal facies located in Romania. Book of proceedings, 6 th European Coal Conference, 1 77 – 184, Belgrade, 2005.

Ţicleanu M., Constantin P., Ticleanu N., Nicolescu R., Borcan Gh., Gheuca I. – The sudden increase of the precessional cycle duration at the beginning of the Hengelo interstade (39 ka BP). 33 rd International Geological Congress, Oslo, abstract and poster, 2008.

Ţicleanu M., Ţicleanu N., Nicolescu R., Ion A., Borcan Gh. – The capture of the Moon by the Earth around 40,000 years before present from the geological perspective. 9 th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Geoconference SGEM, Conference proceeding, vol. I, 137-146, 2009.

Ţicleanu M., Nicolescu R., Damian R., Gridan T., Grigoriu Şt., Ion A., Gheuca I. – “Global warming” the last warm phase of the climatic cycle of “mini -glaciations” (with about 1,000 years period). 9 th International Multidisciplinary Sc ientific GeoConference SGEM , Conference proceedings, vol. 1, 45 -53, Albena, Bulgaria , 2010.

Ţicleanu M., Ion A. – The capture of the Moon by Earth about 40,000 years ago – an exceptional temporal marker of the humanity. 3 rd Interna tional Conference “The Atlantis Hypothesis”, poster, Santorini, 2011.

Ţicleanu M., Ion A., Nicolescu R. – The moment of the “sinking” of Atlantis Island (ca. 9,550 BC) in relation with the special events of the last 80,000 years of the Earth. 3rd International Conference “The Atlantis Hypothesis”, poster, Santorini, 2011. 16th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM2016 www.sgem.org