Did you know that the closer you are to the earth's surface, the slower time will flow for you? It's because of time dilation.
If anyone wants to learn more, we can discuss. It's very interesting!
That does sound very interesting! Let discuss about this
Ah, the Atomic clock experiment.
Gravitational force x Mass = Time dilation
I wonder at what point the Velocity comes into play and whether or not magnetic forces are a variable or if the time dilation is comparable to True North.
(12-07-2016, 03:19 PM)Timster Wrote: [ -> ]I'll stay grounded then 
Lolz!
(12-07-2016, 07:55 AM)RECdevicehelper Wrote: [ -> ]That does sound very interesting! Let discuss about this
Sure.
(12-07-2016, 04:10 PM)GuiltySpark Wrote: [ -> ]Ah, the Atomic clock experiment.
Gravitational force x Mass = Time dilation
I wonder at what point the Velocity comes into play and whether or not magnetic forces are a variable or if the time dilation is comparable to True North.
Not sure where you got that formula from. .
Velocity also affects the flow of time.. More the speed, slower the flow of time
Quote:Not sure where you got that formula from. .
Velocity also affects the flow of time.. More the speed, slower the flow of time
Exactly. So if you're travelling slowly towards the centre of the Earth would time still move slowly as opposed to if you were rushing and if so by how much? and would light also be affected?
(12-07-2016, 04:51 PM)GuiltySpark Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:Not sure where you got that formula from. .
Velocity also affects the flow of time.. More the speed, slower the flow of time
Exactly. So if you're travelling slowly towards the centre of the Earth would time still move slowly as opposed to if you were rushing and if so by how much? and would light also be affected?
If you were to rush, time would slow down for you to a greater extent when compared to your slower travel. So basically more the speed, slower the time
Not just speed but gravity also affects the flow of time
