How 2 get an atomic clock

It didnt

Just relative to the person at the faster velocity

If the sun didnt change speed then time didnt change

It’s only relative to the individual.

When you figure out how to make the sun change speed let me know

but the sun doesn't dictate time

Time is based off the sun. The ultimate clock

Solar time

How is the sun the ultimate clock

Yes

Lol yes time is based completely off the sun

The day the year

so if the sun blows up, does time stop?

So when you speed up the sun. Let me know

We wont know till we try @Cpt. Reynolds

Yea smt like that

You will never experience time dilation nor will you ever prove the retardation of a clock

More fantasy

Science fiction

Whats time dilation

Or retardation of a clock

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@The_chickenmaster it's when 2 objects experience time at different rates because of conditions predicted by special relativity

Okay

And retardation of the clock?

but for the average human, these conditions can never be met to a degree that would be noticeable

that's when a clock seems to run slower

Didn't they start 2 stopwatches at the same time and took 1 into space and then they weren't synchronized anymore

Doesnt that prove it

yep

The second is based on an electron passes between two levels of a cesium atom so ridiculous amount of times. If the atom was in orbit, it would take longer for that electron the make the required amount of changes in order to fit the definition of a second. It has no effect on anything else other than the cesium atom. (I believe that’s how it worked)

but as i said, and i think that this is what citizen was arguing, the average human will not be able to meet conditions to measure this delay.

You’d have to be going pretty fast. I think 6 months on the ISS only gets you 25 microseconds

Well thats low earth orbit

Not that far away all things considered

Yeah, as the speeds get faster or the gravity gets stronger, it changes

Is there any time difference between here and mars

mars has a lower gravity and slower orbital speed so yes, there would be a difference

Yup, both from the fact that their solars day and year are different, and their gravity is different. Im not sure about their velocity or how big the difference in time is.