Reverse Time Dilation?

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>>8061879

>>8061879
The neutral orbit (SR+GR=0) is at r≈(3/2)*R_Earth. Clocks in a lower orbit tick slower than on the surface, above that clocks tick faster.

>>8061929

So based on that, a clock would tick faster away from Earths gravity, but not at any significant rate. For instance there isn't a scenario where one earth month is ten space years, at least not without screwing with Earth right?

>>8061917
Should it not be possible then to see a duplicate of a star on both sides of a large mass?

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>>8061879

>>8061956

are you saying that anti-matter, black holes, and time dilation are paranormal?

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>>8061950

I'd also like to hear the answer to this.

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>>8061962
Obviously.

>>8061879
Have the traveler move toward earth close to c

>>8062400

Hah

buumpp

>>8061879
that's basically how relativity works
we're pretty far from being high-mass and high-speed, so your only option (aside from putting earth near like, a black hole, and travelling super fast) is to just have the other person just sit completely still far from any sources of gravity. That probably wouldn't cause much of a difference, though, but it WOULD be measurable.

>>8062821

Thank You!

>>8062900
np

also, while it's borderline pseudoscience for me to suggest it, there's a lot that's not known about time and why it does what it does (there are ideas floating around) but there are more options that might become available in the future (such as what quantum mechanics might open up), but AFAIK relativity is the only feasible way of "manipulating" time