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D. O. Mokhnach is named in N. A. Kozyrev's September 1967 paper as co-measurer of the Jupiter photographs used in the planetary-asymmetry work (bibliography entry 4, Kozyrev's 1950 paper "Possible Asymmetry in Shapes of Planets," Doklady Ak. Nauk SSSR 70: 389).
The source gives no further biographical detail. See Earth Cardioid Asymmetry and Nikolai A. Kozyrev.
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Doklady Ak. Nauk SSSR is the journal cited as bibliography entry 4 in N. A. Kozyrev's September 1967 paper, for his 1950 article "Possible Asymmetry in Shapes of Planets," volume 70, page 389. The paper reports planetary asymmetry coefficients for Jupiter and Saturn derived from photographic measurements, with D. O. Mokhnach as
"Earth cardioid asymmetry" is the prediction, in N. A. Kozyrev's September 1967 paper, that the Earth's rotation combined with the time-pattern force produces a cardioid-shaped asymmetry, a northward force at the surface, and a latitude at which the "forces of time" vanish.
This is the source archive mirror of a translated Soviet research paper: N. A. Kozyrev, "Possibility of Experimental Study of the Properties of Time," dated September 1967 at Pulkovo and distributed in English as Joint Publications Research Service (JPRS) report #45238, Arlington, Virginia, 2 May 1968. The paper is a two-part wo
N. A. Kozyrev was a Soviet astronomer and the author of the September 1967 paper "Possibility of Experimental Study of the Properties of Time," signed at Pulkovo and distributed in English as Joint Publications Research Service report #45238 (2 May 1968). In that paper he presents himself as the formulator of "causal" or "asymme