Anomalies in Pendulum Periodicity and Spacecraft Radio Frequency

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Apr 2002

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American Physical Society, April Meeting, Jointly Sponsored with the High Energy Astrophysics Division (HEAD) of the American As

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During an eclipse of the Sun by the Moon on June 30, 1954, a Foucault pendulum in Paris, France experienced unexpected irregularities in periodicity. During transit from the shadow of the Moon on November 8, 1968, the Pioneer 6 spacecraft experienced unexpected irregularities in radio transmission frequency. These anomalies are presented as evidence of gravity wave interference events. Additional proposed tests include monitoring radio transmissions from along the path of total solar eclipses. R1. Allais, Maurice F.C.; "Should the Laws of Gravitation be Reconsidered?" Aerospace Engineering, 18:46, September 1959, and 18:51, October 1959. (X1) R2. Chastel, Arnaud A., and Heyvaerts, Jean F.; "Perturbations of Pioneer 6 Telemetry Signal durng Solar Occultation," Nature, 249, 249:21, 1974. (X1)

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