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Nothing in the solar system has a relative speed different enough to earth to make common timestamps different - the difference is well below leap second impact
by midasuni 3y ago
Nothing in the solar system has a relative speed different enough to earth to make common timestamps different - the difference is well below leap second impacts.
As for simultaneity we already have to deal with that at the millisecond level. An event logged at 16:00:01.000 as far as LA is concerned maybe logged at 16:00:01.080 in London, or maybe at 16:00:00.920
- contravariant 3y agoI mean the clocks on different planets do tick at slightly rates. It's somewhere on the order of milliseconds per year, except for really large planets, but it does add up
- midasuni 3y agoYea, same as clocks in orbiting satellites, or even difference in rates between different locations on earth. The difference is negligible compared to leap seconds.