A 1% Measurement of the Gravitomagnetic Field of the Earth with Laser-Tracked Satellites
@article{Lucchesi2020A1M, title={A 1% Measurement of the Gravitomagnetic Field of the Earth with Laser-Tracked Satellites}, author={D. Lucchesi and M. Visco and R. Peron and M. Bassan and G. Pucacco and C. Pardini and L. Anselmo and C. Magnafico}, journal={Universe}, year={2020}, volume={6}, pages={139} }
A new measurement of the gravitomagnetic field of the Earth is presented. The measurement has been obtained through the careful evaluation of the Lense-Thirring (LT) precession on the combined orbits of three passive geodetic satellites, LAGEOS, LAGEOS II, and LARES, tracked by the Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) technique. This general relativity precession, also known as frame-dragging, is a manifestation of spacetime curvature generated by mass-currents, a peculiarity of Einstein’s theory of… CONTINUE READING
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