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Remarks to solve disagreement between Gravity anisotropy and constraints on the variation of Gravitational constant (big G) based on gravimetric data

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2002

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Gershteyn, Mikhail
Gershteyn, Lev
Gershteyn, Arkady
Karagioz, Oleg

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Comments to solve disagreement between Gravity anisotropy observed at decimeter distances and constraints on the spatial variation of Gravitational constant (big G) based on gravimetric data and Lunar Laser Ranging (LLR) experiments. Disagreement disappears when we assume that Gravitational anisotropy may depend on the magnitudes of the interacting masses and the distance between them.

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Gravitational Constant, Gravity anisotropy, Attractive Universe Theory, Gershteyn's theory, Big G variations, Gravitational Constant variations

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/41361
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