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Authors: Victor Christianto, Florentin Smarandache
In this article, we give short remark on Alexander Yefremov’s 3 recent papers on possibility of using gravity assist as possible test of gravitation theory, including Einstein’s GTR. While we applaud at his novel idea, we would like to remark that there is more in gravitation theory to test, rather than just Venus or Jupiter’s gravitation. For instance we would like to mention an evidence from the Ethiopic Book of Enoch, especially chapter 82, verses 6 and 11, which mentioned that a year was composed of 364 days (more known as Calendar of Solomon). Compared to our present calendar of 365¼ days in a year, this fact seems to point to the Earth orbiting the Sun in a widening elliptical path. Another possible explanation is that Julian/Gregorian calendar needs to be reconsidered. All in all, these evidences suggest there are more questions need careful testing of gravitation theories.
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