...d - would help to resolve that mystery. The slowing of certain kinds of clocks under increased gravitation and acceleration fields, as predicted b... ...nder phase two of the grand experiment, then under general relativity all clocks on the ship would be expected to keep pace with those on Earth; and... ... (4) the general relativity environment can truly affect the running of clocks which depend on atomic processes for their timekeeping and in that ... ...er increased gravitation fields, biological processes, pendulum-regulated clocks and balance-wheel-regulated clocks would not be affected in the same... ...d by early transoceanic navigators; those problems were finally solved by clocks designed and built in the particular tradition proven by John Harri... ...ed. [7] Since atomic processes are regulated by the speed of light, atomic clocks run slower under increased gravitation or acceleration; atomic proc... ...ating to the halfway point and decelerating the rest of the way; thus our clocks and our bodies will continue to "think" they are still on Earth thr... ... everybody can eat better." 44 It was surprising to learn that Earth clocks are almost half an hour behind the ship's. The reason, you are now... ...ed behind were immersed in a full 1G field. Thus for eight years, atomic clocks on the ship ran faster than clocks on Earth in accordance with the g...