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Mickey1
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- I ask simply whether an observation from e.g. Jupiter of Mercury´s precession wouöd yield a diffrent value as opposed to the one we see from the Earth.
For the observation of the gravitational redshift one needs an adaptation of the GTR of the object (related to the Sun´s gravity) and the observer (related to the Earth’s gravity). I assume that the situation is similar for the observation of the precession of Mercury, another experiment suggested by Einstein. Is that also the case?
(That might suggest that the precession would be seem slightly different as viewed from e.g. Jupiter and it is perhaps more counterintuitive.)
(That might suggest that the precession would be seem slightly different as viewed from e.g. Jupiter and it is perhaps more counterintuitive.)