When they say gravity affects time, does that mean gravity would literally slow down my programmed ageing process?
If I were to be teleported to a copy of Earth but with a stronger gravity, does it mean I'd live longer according to my watch (because I would assume the watch wouldn't be affected since it's just a measurement)? But then if gravity is stronger, does it mean I would physically move slower than on the regular Earth? Would my thought process be affected too?
Grayson Ross
Yea
Lucas Moore
Yes but you would not notice because your mental faculties such as time percetion would be slowed down accordingly.
Jack Nelson
you would live the same length of time from your point of view
Owen Russell
>(because I would assume the watch wouldn't be affected since it's just a measurement)
Why the fuck would you assume that?
Adam Watson
also your watch is affected too dumbass
Noah Parker
the watch is affected as well
Noah Walker
nah dude, your watch would slow down similar to your body. these other folks are totally correct. your body would slow down BUT so would your mind, AND your watch. it's that law or whatever the fuck by newton or einstein, that like, as long as you're like, in all the shit that's happening, you're not gonna notice. it's like when you're in a car and the car is moving fast as tits but you feel no momentum or g-force and you could comfortably pour a cup of coffee (if the road is smooth enough) because the car AND you are both moving super fast. so likewise, when a train is moving at the speed of light, that means YOU are also moving at the speed of light, being as you are in the train, but the TRAIN will actually be SHORTer. if the train is 20 meters long, while moving at one tenth the speed of light, it will actually measure 17 meters to those outside the train viewing it. not an illusion, it'll legit measure that size. BUT TO YOU, the train will measure 20 meters BECAUSE your tools and your body and everything will be smooshed to 17 meters but you won't know, meanwhile everything outside will seem all stretched out (or smooshed?? someone confirm on that lil detail i am pissed driunk).
Jackson Evans
Yeah I just realised the watch would physically be affected too. Sorry that was retarded of me. It's not like, say, a meter would always be the same length. But for some reason I thought it was... Thanks, I get it now.
So if someone on RegularEarth can somehow observe me on NewEarth, they'd just see me being all slow and shit?
Daniel Williams
Locally, no.
To you, time ticks the same rate as always.
Compared to things further away or moving at a greatly different speed, yes.
Asher Russell
hard to say. the guy who has spent the longest amount of time in the ISS, 879 days, would have only been a second and a half younger than if he had a clone waiting on earth. so the gravity on the other planet would have to be WAY more than earth, and you'd have to be chilling in space to beat that, and you'd only beat it by a tiny bit if you don't wanna be crushed by the planet so, it's just not plausible yet.
Caleb Robinson
no. gravity only affects what how things weight and how they fall.
Dominic Ward
that is i mean if you're looking to be noticeably younger than regular earth you.
James Fisher
/fishingpole
Julian Jones
false dood, it affects time. an atomic clock on the ground and an atomic clock flying around in a plane for a while will eventually have differing times because of the earth's affect on time.
Chase Ross
go into space and time gets slower, return and time gets faster but you won't even notice so who cares
Wyatt Turner
>tfw my asshole downstairs neighbour prevents me from sleeping in on weekends AND ages slower than I do
Luis Williams
Kinda, you eould age slower then if you were on a lower gravity earth but you wouldnt notice.
Joshua Myers
time doesn't exist, its a var to explain the change the position/movement of a particle and compare with others (without movement or change position "freeze total universe" time doesn't exist)
Owen Robinson
Gravity creates time. More gravity, more time
Chase Rodriguez
Times exists, how it is measured is only relevant to us but there is a past and present. Things happened before earth was here and will continue after its gone
Ethan Cook
>Time doesnt exist, clocks do
This is one of the most stupid edgy teenager things i know.
Time exists and you're a fucking retard.
Joseph Myers
No that because of speed learn to Einstein
Noah Ramirez
Can't hear with cock in your mouth
Oliver Kelly
Alright listen up OP. One day God gets high on his space drugs or whatever and declares that everything is relative, because he kept running away from his problems. Since things are relative now he can say he is running in place and his problems are magically moving away, and that he's NOT running away from them.
God also has a tiny dick so he's insecure and tries to compensate by declaring that he's the fastest and nothing can be faster than him (He's made out of light don't ask me how it's just how it is). So God goes around being faster than anything and he's pretty happy about himself.
All was good for a while and God continued smoking his space crystal weed and shit, but one day Einstein came along and was like "Yo, but what if I was in a really fast ship and I turned on a flashlight, then that light would be faster than you, get rekt kid."
God was like "oh shit fuck" and released a hotfix for the universe that included Relativity, he's a shitty maintainer and didn't comment any of the code though, so we had to figure out what it did ourselves. He also made the holocaust to punish Einstein for pointing out his shitty codding.
But anyway, his fix made it so that the faster you go, the slower your time goes so that you can't actually go faster than him. It also works with gravity because he was lazy and reuses code a lot.
Pic related.
Michael Edwards
Not bad.
Jason Powell
Nerve gas.
Anthony Morales
What time is it without a clock? How much time has past since you made this post? You can default to sun position but now you're just using the earth's rotation as your clock. Time is a measurement of things happening. It's not a thing it's self, unless you subscribe to the only other serious argument which is time is a forth dimension.
Eli Gutierrez
Sir Arthur Eddington disagrees and since he's sucked like a thousand dicks less than you I'm going to go with him.
Lucas Morales
If you have nothing else to compare to that's not outside the "new" earth that you live on. Then no. You would not percieve yourself as living longer.
Also technically you wouldn't live any longer by your own standards. You would still die after a normal 80 years.
However relative to everything else that is not on this "new" earth. You will appear to live longer because their time moves faster than yours. So when they percieve living through a year. You would only percieve living a couple of months.
If you want an example watch the movie interstellar.
Benjamin Myers
How much slower is time on thicc earth?
Wyatt Cook
That depends on the curvyature of the Ass squared at distance D.