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(context) I can remember reading about an atomic clock that could show time running slightly differently rates at different heights, due to the differences in gravitation.
Is it realistic to think of it the other way round, ie gravity as an effect of miniscule time rate difference ?
If an object finds itself in a rate-of-time gradient, does that automatically instigate acceleration ?
(my apologies, if this shows exasperating ignorance on my part, it is a genuine question though)
Is it realistic to think of it the other way round, ie gravity as an effect of miniscule time rate difference ?
If an object finds itself in a rate-of-time gradient, does that automatically instigate acceleration ?
(my apologies, if this shows exasperating ignorance on my part, it is a genuine question though)