That's very interesting Voltaire.Also the 89 chart tops out from...

That's very interesting Voltaire.
Also the 89 chart tops out from the end of August and double tops early October.
When we were talking about lunar cycles and their influence the distance of the orbit was mentioned and I've noted the closest pass for the year also aligns with a new moon, within 6 hours. To be significant compared to the 89 dates it would need to be at the end of July 2009 to early August.
It's very close, closest point is 8.17pm GMT on 21-7-09 with the new moon at 2.35am GMT on 22-7-09.
Full moon on 5-8-09 our time will be nearly 50,000km further out in space so it will be fascinating to see if the closeness of the new moon will pick an important top and also if the full moon is a fizzer because it's further out?

The 63 day cycles miss both dates.