Re:Scientists use an atomic clock to measure the height of a...
by jloughry on Tuesday February 27, 2018 @05:08PM
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The effect they're measuring, in this case, is the weaker gravity field at the top of a mountain, less than the field intensity at the Earth's surface. So the clock ticks faster in the weaker gravity field.
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