A Time Standard for the Moon—Thanks to General Relativity

As part of an effort to establish a lunar time standard, researchers have used relativity to calculate time differences between Earth and the Moon.

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Physics
Published
2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.1103/physics.17.140
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1
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History and Developments in Astronomy
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A Time Standard for the Moon—Thanks to General Relativity

Elizabeth Fernandez
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History and Developments in Astronomy
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A Time Standard for the Moon—Thanks to General Relativity

Elizabeth Fernandez
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Abstract

As part of an effort to establish a lunar time standard, researchers have used relativity to calculate time differences between Earth and the Moon.

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