[General] STR
Hodge John
jchodge at frontier.com
Sun Jun 4 11:32:21 PDT 2017
Consider the "clock" used in the experiments to be a pendulum clock. horizontal acceleration stops the bob, clock time in terms of ticks is slowed (stopped). A pendulum clock raised to a height is also slowed. Without a gravitational field, it stops.
Is there a difference between this a pendulum clock and atomic clocks? We have a good model of a pendulum clock's functioning in relation to gravity and acceleration. We don't have a good model for the decay or the lengthening of muon life. Perhaps, the observations of decay and muon life are data related to the respective mechanisms rather than time dilation.Hodge
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