New components of the mercury’s perihelion precession
J. J. Smulsky
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Abstract

The velocity of perihelion rotation of Mercury's orbit relatively motionless space is computed. It is prove that it coincides with that calculated by the Newtonian interaction of the planets and of the compound model of the Sun’s rotation.

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Smulsky, J. (2011) New components of the mercury’s perihelion precession. Natural Science, 3, 268-274. doi: 10.4236/ns.2011.34034.

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