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I believe you're right, that's basically what this paper suggests. Unfortunately I don't think it matches up with what CERN did in reality, which is synchroniz

I believe you're right, that's basically what this paper suggests. Unfortunately I don't think it matches up with what CERN did in reality, which is synchronize clocks in the ground frame.

caf 15y ago
Is there even a single "ground frame" here? The two laboratories are in relative motion.
- lutorm 15y ago
  What you say is true, but that motion is small compared to the motion of the satellites in relation to either of the ground stations.