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No, there is no 'real universal' time, just agreed upon reference frames. UTC uses TAI, which is a weighted average of global atomic clocks. Any physically re
by nyrikki 2y ago
No, there is no 'real universal' time, just agreed upon reference frames.
UTC uses TAI, which is a weighted average of global atomic clocks.
Any physically realized time standards will have errors.
Proper time is the only invariant form under GR.