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precession

[pree-sesh-uhn] / priˈsɛʃ ən /




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For the past five years, Pasham has looked for tidal disruption events that are bright enough, and near enough, to quickly follow up and track for signs of Lense-Thirring precession.

From Science Daily

Radio waves are beamed in and synchronize the precessions of the spins, temporarily flipping some of them.

From Science Daily

In ancient times before Earth’s precession shifted the stars toward the south, the stars of Crux were visible from Europe.

From National Geographic

Among other things, it was Hipparchus himself who first discovered Earth’s precession, and he modelled the apparent motions of the Sun and Moon.

From Scientific American

Hard to nitpick a team playing with the poise and precession of a Super Bowl contender.

From Seattle Times