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A clock that ticks in microseconds on Earth will tick in (local) microseconds on the Moon.
by zardo 3y ago
A clock that ticks in microseconds on Earth will tick in (local) microseconds on the Moon.
- Vox_Leone 3y agoNo, no. Time is a function of the gravitational field. Two different masses, two different ticking and tacking.
- torstenvl 3y agoThe consensus is that gravitational time dilation occurs has a constant effect, not that it's qualitatively different in some complicated way that requires a Presidential directive to figure out. Do you have any evidence that they're more "different" than Earth "local microseconds" versus moon "local microseconds"?