Time moves a tad faster on the moon. Now an international group of astronomers has joined calls to give the moon its own clock so that future space...
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Scientists have found that time passes faster on the Moon than on Earth due to gravitational forces. NASA researchers quantify the difference at 0.0000575 seconds per day. This has implications for upcoming space missions, including the need for standardised lunar time.
Time moves a tad faster on the moon. Now an international group of astronomers has joined calls to give the moon its own clock so that future space...
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