And they are worth listening to, if only because they may offer a useful yardstick for gauging the gravity and scope of the eight proposed plans.
The spectrum of the fluorescence, which is affected by strong gravity, let the team gauge the total energy of all radiation emitted from just above the event horizon.
Startled, I began to ask him a series of questions, trying to gauge the gravity of the situation.
Coming as close as 5000 kilometers to the 140,000-kilometer-diameter gas ball, Juno and it's gravity-gauging system should measure the mass of any rocky core at the center of Jupiter.
Such constructions may be derived from the gauge locally anisotropic gravity and noncommutative gauge gravity [34, 35, 36], see also Chapters 2 and 7 in [33].
Actually two satellites orbiting in tandem 220 kilometers apart, GRACE measures subtle variations in the pull of Earth's gravity by using microwaves to precisely gauge the changing distance between the two spacecraft.
Scientists hail the technique as a powerful new tool that can gauge how dark energy opposes gravity.
The topics include radar altimetry, the effects of tropospheric water vapor, orbit determination, gravity field, tide gauges, and the terrestrial reference frame.
The tip-off was its high density, as gauged by the way Lutetia's gravity deflected the passing spacecraft.
By comparing the results between the two interferometers, the researchers were able to gauge changes in the pull of gravity as small as one part in 10,000,000, a number they have since honed to 30 parts in a billion.
Center of gravity (COG) location, peak pressure of counteraction, and time to reach peak pressure were the main outcomes used to gauge the ability to make a spontaneous side-turn.
