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To: Nebullis
My colleagues and I have successfully experimentally demonstrated that the force of gravitation between two test bodies varies with their orientation in space, relative to a system of distant stars

If so, there should be detectable anomalies in the orbits of asteroids that orbit at an inclination to the ecliptic.

4 posted on 05/08/2002 7:39:38 AM PDT by steve-b
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If so, there should be detectable anomalies in the orbits of asteroids that orbit at an inclination to the ecliptic.

I can't believe the variation is as big as this article claims. SOMEBODY would have noticed the effects on orbiting bodies.

19 posted on 05/08/2002 9:40:18 AM PDT by SauronOfMordor
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