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Pioneer Space Probe Anomalous Motion Explained
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October 10th 04, 02:01 PM
George Dishman
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Pioneer Space Probe Anomalous Motion Explained
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Subject: Pioneer Space Probe Anomalous Motion
Date: October 9, 2004 6:58:17 PM PDT
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There is an anomalous g' ~ 10^-8g(Earth)~ 10^-5 cm/sec^2 from the Sun on
Pioneer.
Imagine a uniform sphere of negative zero point energy density of radius
R centered at the Sun.
G(mass density) is replaced by c^2/\zpf
Let r be the distance of Pioneer from the Sun.
g' = (4pi/3)c^2/\zpfR^3/r^2
On this simplest of models where r R
In contrast, if r R then
g' = (4pi/3)c^2/\zpfr
The measured anomaly is independent of r so both
formulae are wrong. Please read the paper before
spewing yet more technobabble into the group:
http://www.arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0104064
George
George Dishman