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A way of looking at the topics of stellar and planetary aberration is suggested that enables them to be viewed as closely related?both being conceived as dependent on source-detector relative velocity. We show that the long-range limiting case, stellar aberration, has certain uniquely subtle aspects, as well as some hypothesized characteristics that lend themselves to empirical testing.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
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Scientific Paper
Title Stellar and Planetary Aberration
Author(s) Thomas E Phipps
Keywords planetary aberration, stellar aberration
Published 1994
Journal Apeiron
Volume 1
No. of pages 7
Pages 12-18

Abstract

A way of looking at the topics of stellar and planetary aberration is suggested that enables them to be viewed as closely related?both being conceived as dependent on source-detector relative velocity. We show that the long-range limiting case, stellar aberration, has certain uniquely subtle aspects, as well as some hypothesized characteristics that lend themselves to empirical testing.