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=== Problem 1 ===
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Estimate upper bound of the relative perturbation of the Earth orbit due to presence of the dark matter in the Solar system. Assume that the upper limit on the dark matter in the Solar system lies on the level $\rho_{DM}\approx1.5\cdot10^{-12} {\it g/cm}^3$ and it remains constant at the distance discussed.
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    <p style="text-align: left;">\[\Delta=\frac{\delta F}{F_{SE}}\times1.5\cdot10^{-12}\]
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Find the velocity change of a spaceship rotating around the Earth with period $T$ as the result of dark matter particles scattering on the nuclei of particles that compose the spaceship.
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Assume that due to interaction with dark matter particles the spaceship's velocity changed by  $\Delta v$ in one period. Given its mass is $m$ and it moves around the Earth on a circular orbit, estimate the dark matter density in the Earth's neighborhood.
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Problem 1

Estimate upper bound of the relative perturbation of the Earth orbit due to presence of the dark matter in the Solar system. Assume that the upper limit on the dark matter in the Solar system lies on the level $\rho_{DM}\approx1.5\cdot10^{-12} {\it g/cm}^3$ and it remains constant at the distance discussed.


Problem 2

Find the velocity change of a spaceship rotating around the Earth with period $T$ as the result of dark matter particles scattering on the nuclei of particles that compose the spaceship.


Problem 3

Assume that due to interaction with dark matter particles the spaceship's velocity changed by $\Delta v$ in one period. Given its mass is $m$ and it moves around the Earth on a circular orbit, estimate the dark matter density in the Earth's neighborhood.