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Okidanokh
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Hi,
I've been with this question in my mind for ages, can somebody, please explain me, if I'm wrong ,and where I'm wrong in my thought's:
-If, the length of any object in a moving frame will appear foreshortened in the direction of motion, or contracted.
-And a clock in a gravitational field runs more slowly according to the gravitational time dilation relationship from general relativity.
Doesn't this mean that if we take an observer into a higher gravitational field where things are closer he wouldn't even notice it because time would be slower for him and distances would seem the same as before?
I've been with this question in my mind for ages, can somebody, please explain me, if I'm wrong ,and where I'm wrong in my thought's:
-If, the length of any object in a moving frame will appear foreshortened in the direction of motion, or contracted.
-And a clock in a gravitational field runs more slowly according to the gravitational time dilation relationship from general relativity.
Doesn't this mean that if we take an observer into a higher gravitational field where things are closer he wouldn't even notice it because time would be slower for him and distances would seem the same as before?