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Haha, perhaps it is a bad question. I am producing a show on time and was curious if the Icecube observatory would reveal anything that would help us understand the fundamental nature of time. For example, CMB helps us gain a clearer picture of the early universe and big bang. Which i turn...

Is anyone able to make a connection here?

You tell me. I am curious in ICECUBE observatories relation to our knowledge of time.

What can Neutrinos tell us about time?

LISA's detection of gravitational waves will allow us to see the merging of black holes in great detail.

Five Star Question Of The Day: What can a greater understanding about merging black holes tell us about the nature of time?

The altitude is about 173 Mi (278km)...

Thank you Sir. However, you have not taken into account the fact that you are of a vastly superior intellect then I. Is there any way to answer that equation, with some thing like "1/30 of Earth's gravity." Sergei was traveling at 17,000 mph & traveled 1/48 of a second into the future after 803...

The greatest time traveler we have so far, Sergei Krikalyov, spent 803 days in space, orbiting the Earth at 17,000 miles per hour. As a result of this he has traveled 1/48 of a second into the future. I am curious how much gravity affected the calculation of Sergei Krikalyov's fraction of a...

/ a very weak way to spend $600,000,000+.

Agreed. Thanks.

Well that would be time dilation due to velocity from traveling, presuming your were traveling at greatly accelerated rate.

I know other experiments have brought back conclusive evidence on frame dragging, but has gravity probe B? Links welcome!

So are there any articles which talk about using the orbit of a lack hole as a time machine?

I would like to explain this to a colleague and provide him some materials which he can refer to, other then this forum, haha. I was curious if anyone had written popular articles, or research papers on this.