Subject: Is there a value of G which satisfies the Newtonian problem of prehellion.

As we know that the precession of prehellion of mercury is one of the main 
supports of the relativity principle. Now we understand that the problem may be 
because of a particular value of G the gravitational constant. Is there any 
value of G by which this problem ceases to be. If yes can that value of G not 
be the 'true'value of G . Take into account as much of 'Choas theory' as 
possible.

Re: Is there a value of G which satisfies the Newtonian problem of prehellion.