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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OBLATENESS»
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Then, substituting for X, Y, Z, their values given above, we obtain, Oblateness-
force in X = { — r2 + 5 (sin. to . x + cos. to . z)* } x (cos. to . x — sin. to . z).
Oblateness-force in Y = { — rz + 5 (sin. m . x + cos. w . zf } x y. Oblateness-force in
Z = { —3^ ...
Sir George Biddell Airy,
1886
2
Researches on the Evolution of the Stellar Systems ...: The ...
424 CONCLUDED OBLATENESS OF THE PLANET URANUS. Observer _
Oblateness Remarks HERscHEL, 1781-1792 Longer axis of planet extends in No
measures of oblateness. Philos. > the plane of the orb. of the Sat. Trans, 1798, p.
Thomas Jefferson Jackson See,
1910
3
The capture theory of cosmical evolution, founded on ...
424 CONCLUDED OBLATENESS OF THE PLANET URANUS. Remarks No
measures of oblateness. Philos Trans., 1798, p. 71 120 diameters on 5n., 24cm.
refrac at Dorpat. 150 diameters on 7n. 60 diameters on 6n. 25n., fine series of ...
Thomas Jefferson Jackson See,
1910
4
Was Einstein Right?: Putting General Relativity to the Test
The contribution of such an oblateness to the perihelion shift of Mercury would be
about half an arcsec- ond per century. Because the radar measurements of the
shift agreed with general relativity to about four hundredths of an arcsecond ...
5
Formulation for Observed and Computed Values of Deep Space ...
The acceleration of the Earth due to its own oblateness in the presence of the
point'mass Moon is approximately 5 x 10“11 times the Newtonian acceleration of
a GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite (semi-major axis a x 26,560 km).
6
Orbital Mechanics for Engineering Students
Although the gravitational field of a perfectly spherical planet depends only on
the distance from its center, oblateness causes a variation also with latitude, that
is, the angular distance from the equator (or pole). This is called a zonal variation.
7
Orbits: 2nd Order Singularity-free Solutions
The measured perihelion precession of Mercury's orbit includes the effects of
Earth's coordinates, general relativity and planetary gravitation attractions as well
as solar gravitational oblateness (Shapiro 1999; Hill et al. 1974). The agreement
...
Guochang Xu, Jia Xu,
2013
8
Formation of the Solar System: A New Theory of the Creation ...
Table 2.1 Parameters of the Earth's oblateness by degree measurement data
Author Year a, m e ee )t D'Alambcrt 1800 6, 375, 553 l/334.00 Valbe 1819 376,
895 l/302.78 Everest 1830 377, 276 1/ 300.81 Eri 1830 376, 542 l/299.33 Bessel
...
V.I. Ferronsky, S.V. Ferronsky,
2013
9
Universe: The Solar System
Oblateness and Rotation Even a casual glance through a small telescope shows
that Jupiter and Saturn are not spherical but slightly flattened or oblate. (You can
see this in Figures 12-1 and 12-2.) The diameter across Jupiter's equator ...
Roger Freedman, Robert Geller, William J. Kaufmann,
2010
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The Orbital Evolution of Extrasolar Planets After Formation
2.7.4 Application to GJ 876 Saturn's oblateness dominates the precession of the
pericenters of the system's close small satellites. The Sun's oblateness, however,
despite its significance in general relativistic computations (Iorio, 2005), ...
Dimitri George Veras,
2007
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «OBLATENESS»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
oblateness nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Icarus asteroid makes close approach to Earth
This also makes Icarus unique in that, like Mercury, the effects of general relativity and solar oblateness (how much the Sun varies from ... «Armenpress.am, giu 15»
Icarus makes closest approach in nearly 50 years
This also makes Icarus unique in that, like Mercury, the effects of general relativity and solar oblateness (how much the Sun varies from ... «Sen, giu 15»
Was This Past Weekend's Lunar Eclipse Really Total?
It similarly uses the Earth's radius at 45 deg (and otherwise the oblateness is ignored), and increases the Earth's radius by 75km. For this ... «Universe Today, apr 15»
Saturn Day Is Shorter Than Measurements By Space Probes, New …
Second, they will analyze and take note the planet's oblateness, or when a planet flattens, and starts showing bulge on the equator as it spins. «STGIST, mar 15»
Cubist Saturn
The visual combination of Saturn's oblateness, the varying opacity of its rings and the shadows cast by those rings, sometimes creates ... «Astronomy Now Online, feb 15»
SWARM is drawing the Earth's magnetic field in 3D
Furthermore, the mission will investigate how the Earth's slight oblateness affects the force and intensity of gravity from one location to another. «Nanowerk, mag 14»
May is prime time for observing Saturn and rings
Apart from the magnificent rings the planet's most striking feature is its flattened shape, its oblateness. This portrait looking down on Saturn and ... «Astronomy Now Online, mag 14»
Landmarks—The Curved Space around a Spinning Black Hole
The Kerr metric has just two parameters, mass and angular momentum, but astrophysical objects, Israel says, have “different oblateness, ... «Physics, feb 14»
Your guide to the night sky in December with North Staffordshire …
How much a planetary body bulges at its equator is known as its oblateness. The difference between Jupiter's polar diameter and its equatorial ... «Stoke Sentinel, nov 13»
Five myths about the moon
The moon exhibits very slight oblateness, but more important is the fact that the “side” of the moon that faces Earth is bit larger than the side turned away from us. «EarthSky, lug 13»