[ctdonath2]

General Relativity also gives us other artifacts of time dilation that would be grossly apparent were we in a sufficiently high-gravity or high-velocity region; we observe nothing of the kind.

[HiTech RedNeck]

God is the One who is moving fast in this picture. Let me know when you’ve plumbed heaven scientifically for these artifacts — the only thing we could know would be communications from heaven. Keep the calendar on His side and of course it will be shorter than ours. Even grossly shorter.

[farming pharmer]

General Relativity also gives us other artifacts of time dilation that would be grossly apparent were we in a sufficiently high-gravity or high-velocity region; we observe nothing of the kind.

Even small effects are noticeable, like atomic clock differences and adjusted GPS signal calculations that reflect the efects of General Relativity predictions.

[ETL]

General Relativity also gives us other artifacts of time dilation that would be grossly apparent were we in a sufficiently high-gravity or high-velocity region; we observe nothing of the kind.

GPS satellites are effected by two forms of relativistic time dilation: the one caused by the high speed of the satellite AND the effect due to the increased pull of gravity at the earth's surface, as opposed to that at the satellite's altitude.

Interestingly, the TD effect due to gravity wins out over the other by a factor of at least 10.

Theory states a clock in motion appears to tick out time more slowly than a stationary clock at your side. Meanwhile, a clock experiencing greater gravitational effects appears to tick more slowly than one in a comparatively weaker gravitational field.