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It's a contraction rather than an offset. An interesting question is what the frame of reference for this time is - if the Moon's orbit changes significantly a
by philip1209 3y ago
It's a contraction rather than an offset.
An interesting question is what the frame of reference for this time is - if the Moon's orbit changes significantly and the contraction factor changes, then this timezone shouldn't be adjusted - almost "de-pegging" it from Earth's time, right?
- ISL 3y agoIt isn't just the speed/shape of the orbit. The gravitational potential difference is a major factor.