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Time delay predictions in a modified gravity theory

The time delay effect for planets and spacecraft is obtained from a fully relativistic modified gravity theory including a fifth-force skew symmetric field by fitting to the Pioneer 10/11 anomalous acceleration data. A possible detection of the predicted time delay corrections to general relativity for the outer planets and future spacecraft missions is considered. The time delay correction to general relativity predicted by the modified gravity is close to the observational limit of the Doppler tracking measurement reported by the Cassini spacecraft on its way to Saturn, and the correction increases to a value that could be measured for a spacecraft approaching Neptune and Pluto.