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Identifiable Uniqueness of Impulsively Forced, Inert, and Stabilized Body Trajectories
An unusual object in the sky raises two related questions: what kind of object it is and what physical process drives its motion. Departures from a gravity-only trajectory can provide evidence, but the same apparent acceleration may be generated by distinct dynamical mechanisms. We formulate this as
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