time dilation

The Case for the Schwarzschild Radius Always Actually Being Zero 2024 Sep 09 [First] The Case for Reduced Space in Mass Fields The clearest, unambiguous evidence for reduced space in a mass field is the fact that the Sun's interior rotates 4 times faster than its exterior even though time...

I want to end this annoying myth once and for all that time passage is different in further space due to gravitational pull. Time does not exist, it is a measurement of relative positions of objects in a gravitaitonal cycle that we organize according to and have accepted the concept as a...

Poll: Who thinks Gravity is Partially or Totally a Function of Reduced/Shrunken Space of Mass Fields or not? I will state a couple of my pro reasonings for those who might want to examine them. 1) With time-dilation alone a perpendicular span of light running through a mass field would all run...

Shapiro time delay is caused by refraction. Gravitational time dilation does not exist. And, just like Pound and Rebka, completely ignores refraction. Which makes his whole calculation wrong, because he does not understand basic physics, which require to take into consideration the index of...

The topography of the universe over time and how it changes nothing but our perceptions. If dark matter changes states between a liquid and gaseous state then there would have been a time where almost all of the dark matter would have been in a liquid state due to the even temperature...

I have a question to ask people that know or understand a lot about the universe and mathematics. So the question is this: "If the reference point of light doesn't experience time due to time dilation at higher speeds, does this mean that time stops? If time would stop would this mean that...

A Quantum Mechanical Interpretation of the Consequences of Special Relativity Einstein's theory of Special Relativity Einstein's theory of Special Relativity predicts that for objects travelling at a significant fraction of the speed of light time dilates. Experimental observations are in...

Just a beginner here, but I’ve been struggling with something with special relativity. Here’s my question. A travels away from B, who’s on Earth, at 90% SOL (or any arbitrarily high speed to make time dilation have a noticeable effect). B’s clock moves slower than A’s. But, if there are no...