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In the spirit of Einsteins happiest moment, I'm working on a new theory of gravity and would like to test a prediction of mine against the experts here at PF. We know that Bob standing on top of the empire state building close to Earth's gravity is aging slower than Major Tom floating out at some random Lagrange point, but...
What if Bob jumps off the building? On his way down in free fall, my prediction is that Bob would be aging at the maximum rate possible, maybe even faster than major Tom. Am I right?
What if Bob jumps off the building? On his way down in free fall, my prediction is that Bob would be aging at the maximum rate possible, maybe even faster than major Tom. Am I right?