| 21. | This is pertaining to my previous question about time dilation issues.
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| 22. | Going hand in hand with time dilation is the phenomenon of length contraction.
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| 23. | The amount of time dilation isn't a function of the acceleration.
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| 24. | This is also the instant at which TAI introduced corrections for gravitational time dilation.
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| 25. | :Looking at time dilation and length contraction seperately is misleading.
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| 26. | This is a separate effect from the time dilation effect.
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| 27. | :You can extend the time you have using time dilation.
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| 28. | :Gravitational time dilation is really not that difficult to understand.
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| 29. | :: " Length appears to contract because of the time dilation . " Heh.
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| 30. | :Signal lag doesn't enter into the definition of time dilation.
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