The CERES satellite provided the first measure of a form of this phenomenon caused by the Earth, while many models of it include a conical "shadow function" to quantify how much Earth contributes against it.
The sine function of the Julian Date minus the current epoch appears in Knocke et al's formula for calculating the contribution of this phenomenon from the Earth. This phenomenon's effects on bodies is often studied using Rodriguez-Solano's adjustable box-wing model. The CERES satellite provided the first measure of a form of this phenomenon caused by the Earth, while many models of it include a conical "shadow function" to quantify how much Earth contributes against it. This phenomenon is modeled using the constant 1353 watts per meter squared in GWS satellites. This phenomenon affects the trajectory of large asteroids in the YORP effect. Interstellar dust is subject to this phenomenon in Poynting-Robertson drag, though on larger bodies, it causes an orbital perturbation. For 10 points, name this physical force caused by EM waves, and which can be used to power a solar sail.
The sine function of the Julian Date minus the current epoch appears in Knocke et al's formula for calculating the contribution of this phenomenon from the Earth.
radiation pressure [prompt on radiation; prompt on pressure]