What is the difference between SR and GR?

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In respect to aging , observers age relative to their own reference frame ?

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Huh? Observers will age relative to any reference frame (which term strictly assumes SR), just not generally at the 'natural' or proper time rate. Idiotically often stated as 'one second per second'. Which is logically meaningless, but folks mostly understand the intent behind it.

 

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I wouldn't take too much notice of some of the emotion shown by one particular member...He's hurting some ...

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Time always passes at one second per second in every frame of reference. To add to that, time dilation is only evident when observing another frame, with reference to your own. And of course as mentioned earlier, SR is simply a special case of GR, probably the two most revealing theories of the nature of the universe we inhabit.

 

Nonsense. There is proper time, and relative time. Pop-sci 'one second per second' is common parlance but nothing more than a meaningless ratio of unity. Equivalent in meaning(less) to 'one meter per meter' or 'one Kg per Kg' and so on. Your lack of precision, and general understanding, shows.

 

Nup, wrong again q-reeus, or at best just silly uncesssary emotional pedant.
Time passes at one second per second in each and every frame. Take it easy cobber!

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Contending with a parrot. Should resist the urge more often I suppose. But that only emboldens. Living with a curse - I'll try and be positive and think 'character development'.

 

Or you could simply just stop acting like a fool?

 

IMO, GR describes a fundamental property of relative coordinates in the spacetime geometry, whereas SR describes the actual observable (measurable) effects of this universal relationship, such as the Doppler effect....

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httpd://www.quora.com/What-is-the-speed-of-time-in-seconds-per-second
What is the speed of time in seconds per second?
In your own rest frame? 1 second per second.

If you are comparing the time between two different rest frames (i.e. comparing the rest frame time between me and an observer near a black hole, then you need to revert to Relativity:

I would be actually more concerned with your lack of sensibility and reasoning with your own muddled view on such things as GR, conspiracy nonsense, and mythical beliefs.

 

Easy to play that argument from authority game. Here, I'll raise you one - and a better presented one at that:
web.mit.edu/bskow/www/research/sec-per-sec.pdf

 

Isn't SR specifying that time is proportional to aging in individual reference frames ?


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I'm not playing games q-reeus, and as mentioned before, to try your pedant with me after so many erroneous concepts, on different areas of science is rather ironic at best. But hey, you keep having fun with your myths!

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Are you speaking of how the apparent passage of time feels to go by quicker as one gets older to how it passes as we are younger? If so, I'm pretty sure that such perceptions are more or less due to our body clocks and the gradual slowing of our systems and metabolism as we get older to what it is when younger, particularly as a child, yearning the apparent lengthy passage of time between one Xmas and the next. The facts are though that nothing actually changes as far as time is concerned and its passage at one second per second.

 

Ask Michael345. He has given this perspective considerable thought.

 

I was specifically considering the given answers , the rate of time measured in any frame being proportional to the aging .

 

Yep! A Mayfly lives 20 hrs, before it dies! Just long enough to mate and lay eggs while dying in the water. On land the eggs don't hatch at all. How relative do you wanna get?....

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The one second per second apparent passage of time is always how one perceives the passage within his own frame is the important message James.