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== Gravitational time dilation ==
 
== Gravitational time dilation ==
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Each rising sun is a synchronization of time, every eclipses synchronize altitudes together from one eclipse to the other. Synchronization of events is incompatible with desynchronization of clocks. I prefer to believe in synchronization of eclipses than in desynchronization of clocks. But that is a choice. If you believe eclipses are desynchronized, it is God will, but you are not in the truth. If there were some (nano)seconds more at high altitudes between eclipses (slower rate), it would mean events happen quicker at low altitude (quicker rate of events in a time dilated frame???). What is your opinion?
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Each rising sun is a synchronization of time, every eclipses synchronize altitudes together from one eclipse to the other. Synchronization of events is incompatible with desynchronization of clocks. I prefer to believe in synchronization of eclipses than in desynchronization of clocks. But that is a choice. If you believe eclipses are desynchronized, it is God will, but you are not in the truth. If there were some (nano)seconds more at high altitudes between eclipses (slower rate), it would mean events happen quicker at low altitude (quicker rate of events in a time dilated frame???). What is your opinion? {{unsigned|Geocentric}}
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:My opinion is that the English language is a beautiful and expressive language, and that science is a beautiful and useful pursuit.  What I reverted showed a level of English and scientific literacy lower than that of a reasonable 10-year-old.
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:Relativity is about fundamental physical truths about space and time, not trivialities about eclipses and sunrises.  In any case, the phenomenon of sunrise is known, to anyone with a primary-school education, to be nothing but a manifestation of the rotation of the Earth (relativity!)
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:I still do not know whether this person is a willful troll/vandal or is just monumentally ignorant.  We certainly have our share of scientific nonsense at Conservapedia, such as [[Gravitation demystified]] and [[Hydroplate Theory]]<ref>[http://www.creationscience.com/]</ref>.  We don't need any more.  I would recommend that this person go away.  If this stuff persists, I will recommend that the administrators review this issue and block this user.  [[User:SamHB|SamHB]] ([[User talk:SamHB|talk]]) 20:27, 21 August 2017 (EDT)
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