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c54 | 1 year ago

To a local observer yes, but to someone moving at a different speed no! FloatHeadPhysics does a good job explaining some of this https://youtu.be/OpOER8Eec2A

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layer8|1 year ago

No, time still passes at one second per second for any observer.

lxgr|1 year ago

Only if you disregard observers in different frames of reference interacting with each other, which you shouldn't when you need high precision and it comes to projects spanning Earth, Earth orbit, and the Moon.

GPS wouldn't work without accounting for relativity, for example.