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Perihelic shift of planets due to the gravitational field of the charged sun

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Il Nuovo Cimento C

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The perihelic shift of planets due to the charged Sun is calculated. The results when compared with experimental shifts suggest that the planets Mercury, Venus and Icarus do not possess self-electromagnetic fields

Riassunto

Si calcola lo spostamento perielico dei pianeti dovuto al Sole carico. I risultati, se confrontati con gli spostamenti sperimentali, suggeriscono che i pianeti Mercurio, Venere e Icaro non hanno campi elettromagnetici propri.

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Вычисляется сдвиг перигелия планет обусловленный заряженным Солндем. Полученные результаты при сравнении с зкспериментальнЫми сдвигами предполагаУт, что планеты Меркурий, Венера и Икар не имеУт собственных злектромагнитных полей.

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Teli, M.T., Palaskar, D. Perihelic shift of planets due to the gravitational field of the charged sun. Il Nuovo Cimento C 7, 130–136 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02507199

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