I have only a very vague awareness of the idea of relativity but I’m aware that there’s a concept that people in orbit experience less time than those on the planet due to gravity, in some way.
Does this mean that the idea of “now”, as in a moment that is right now, is marginally different for people in other places? Are they experiencing a moment that is in my objective future/past, in a mathematical sense?
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Ur time zone is different from other countries. So if it’s like around 1pm in the USA, in the UK it would be 6pm. It’s different times but you are experiencing things at the same “time”on the same globe.
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