Open Science Framework· 2026
Orbital Mechanics & Pulsating Mass
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Short summary
Orbital mechanics in flat 3D Euclidean space show that perihelion precession is caused by velocity-dependent mass-pulsation hysteresis, not curved spacetime.
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Key points
- Perihelion precession in variable-mass systems is attributed to velocity-dependent mass-pulsation hysteresis.
- The orbital mechanics are solved within a flat, 3D Euclidean space.
- Mestschersky's equation is central to explaining the mass pulsation effect.
- Solar-induced terrestrial mass pulsation is linked to seasonal decay anomalies.
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Abstract
This paper addresses astrophysicists and relativists. It solves the orbital mechanics of variable-mass Keplerian systems under flat, 3D Euclidean space. It demonstrates that perihelion precession is driven by velocity-dependent mass-pulsation hysteresis (Mestschersky's equation) rather than curved spacetime geometry, and links solar-induced terrestrial mass pulsation to seasonal decay anomalies.
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Field: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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