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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Influence of Rotation on the Weight of Gyroscopes as an Explanation for Flyby Anomalies

Tajmar, Martin, Assis, Andre Koch Torres 08 March 2016 (has links) (PDF)
We consider two models which lead to the prediction of a weight change of gyroscopes depending on the rate of rotation: mass-energy equivalence and Weber's force for gravitation. We calculate the order of magnitude of this effect in both models and show that Weber's model predicts a weight change depending on the spin axis orientation resembling close similarities to observed Earth flyby anomalies. however, our predicted effect is much smaller than the observed effect, which could explain why flyby anomalies were not detected anymore in recent spracecraft trajectories.
Gyroskop
webers Gesetz
Äquivalenz von Masse und energie
Flyby-Anomalie
Gyroscope
Weber's law
equivalence between mass and energy
flyby anomaly
ddc:530
rvk:UX 1300
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Influence of Rotation on the Weight of Gyroscopes as an Explanation for Flyby Anomalies

Tajmar, Martin, Assis, Andre Koch Torres January 2016 (has links)
We consider two models which lead to the prediction of a weight change of gyroscopes depending on the rate of rotation: mass-energy equivalence and Weber's force for gravitation. We calculate the order of magnitude of this effect in both models and show that Weber's model predicts a weight change depending on the spin axis orientation resembling close similarities to observed Earth flyby anomalies. however, our predicted effect is much smaller than the observed effect, which could explain why flyby anomalies were not detected anymore in recent spracecraft trajectories.
info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/530
ddc:530

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