Abstract:The Earth's principal axes and principal moments of inertia, was estimated from the least-squares adjustment of gravitational harmonic coefficients of second degree of recent global Earth gravity models including EIGEN-1S solution and the dynamical ellipticity derived from the precession constant through VLBI. The estimation was made for the time-independent components (at epoch) of the Earth's inertial tensor and the time-dependent components of the tensor of inertia, based on given information on the secular… Show more
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