Is the Atomic Clock Accelerating in Satellite Orbit?
relativistic time acceleration, GPS satellite orbit, atomic clocks increases in orbit
Abstract
In the main article of 2021, we showed that there is no any "relativistic time acceleration" in GPS satellite orbit, and the frequency of signals increases due to the acceleration of photons in the Earth's gravitational field. This article shows that the so-called "relativistic correction" does not work in principle, even if we imagine that the frequency of atomic clocks increases in orbit, as relativists claim.
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2025-07-05
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