Pioneer Anomaly, Best Model of Effect (Not Cause) |
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Pioneer Anomaly, Best Model of Effect (Not Cause) |
 Mar 17 2009, 07:33 AM
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I have incorporated a simple model of the Pioneer Anomaly into my realtime simulations of Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11.
Modelled as a straight-line differential based on information in the Astronomy Magazine, March 2009, p. 24-26: Pioneer 10: 1998 58,000km -> 1 Jan 2050 2,548,000km Pioneer 11: 1998 6,000km -> 13 Jan 2050 1,912,000km Always glad to receive a more precise model (of the effect, NOT the cause) from anyone out there … -------------------- |
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