and the sky is always bright, always daytime) and polar night (the sun never rises, ...
The spring constant of the earth is found to be 1.1 × 10−8/s2 which is based on the famous Pound and Rebka gravitational red-shift experimental data. The spring force, or so-called the fifth force of the earth is then known. This paper suggests how can NASA's Lunar...
Mercury’s role in testing theories of gravitation has always been crucial because the strong gravitational mass of the Sun creates notable perturbations on its orbit. The precession of the closest distance of Mercury to the Sun (perihelion) first highlighted the limits of Newtonian physics and late...
but that’s not even close to when it started. To truly understand the time frame, one has to back themselves up through the Apollo program, before Gemini, and before Mercury. Go back to a point in time before being in space, before the breaking of the sound barrier, and even earlier...
(~531.63” per Julian century2), and the relativity effect produces an additional perihelion shift of ~42.98” per Julian century3. The relativistic corrections to Mercury’s heliocentric acceleration can be formulated based on the parameterized post-Newtonian (PPN) parametersβandγ, which ...
However, Nicolaus Copernicus is credited with a wholesale shift in science in 1543. Because of hispublished findings, astronomers seriously considered that the Earth might not be the center of the solar system. And that was the beginning of discovering Mars as a planet. ...
For many applica- tions, it is beneficial to shift the forraation attack. T.his is achieved by specifying higher of such peaks to higher angles of _* values for the segments near ithe leading edge. Of course, this results in a thicker airfoil and, accordingly, a greater amount remain ...
They all combine to pull polar motion toward the east, Adhikari said. Jianli Chen, a senior research scientist at the University of Texas' Center for Space Research, first attributed the pole shift to climate change in 2013 and he said this new study takes his work a step further. ...
In the greater Arctic, diminished and thinning sea ice has major implications: Sea ice provides necessary habitat for unique Arctic life. "If we lose the ice, we lose all the ice-dependent ecosystems," emphasized Moore. This includes many walruses, polar bears, bird species, fish species, an...
What force creates the shape, texture and elevations of the clouds? What force drives our weather if not the Sun's radiation on the ionosphere? Or has Project Haarp" taken over this bombardment in Alaska and redirected the polar wind?