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nitsuj
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Relative some arbitrary point in Earth’s orbit around the Sun, does Earth experience varying degrees of time dilation specifically from gravity?
With Earth's orbit around the sun being elliptical I wondered if Earth experiences varying degrees of time dilation caused by the suns gravity (or moon for those cycles).
For example in January we are closest to the sun and farthest in June.
Is time slower in January relative to June.
With Earth's orbit around the sun being elliptical I wondered if Earth experiences varying degrees of time dilation caused by the suns gravity (or moon for those cycles).
For example in January we are closest to the sun and farthest in June.
Is time slower in January relative to June.