Oscillation symmetry applied to: 1) hadronic and nuclei masses and widths 2) astrophysics, and used to predict unknown data

A systematic study of given spin hadronic and nuclear masses shows regular oscillations observed when the difference between adjacent masses of each family is plotted versus the corresponding mean masses. The width variations, when plotted versus the masses, show the same behaviour. The oscillatory behaviour is also observed for astronomical data. This oscillatory symmetry is used to tentatively predict some unknown nuclear spins, and different properties of two new hypothetical solar planets.