Microphysical analogues of flyby anomalies

TL;DR

This paper explores the use of microphysical analogues to understand flyby anomalies, employing Doppler and interferometric measurements to draw parallels with macroscopic observations.

Contribution

It introduces a novel analogy between microphysical phenomena and macroscopic flyby anomalies, providing a new perspective for analysis.

Findings

Doppler shift measurements reveal potential microphysical effects

Interferometric data supports the analogy with flyby anomalies

Proposes a new experimental approach for anomaly investigation

Abstract

We discuss Doppler shift and interferometric measurements in analogy to the recently reported macroscopic flyby anomalies.