Has there been any confirmation of the round the world clock experiment?
Specifically, an experiment is conducted in which one member of
a pair of identical clocks is sent on a round trip involving any
combination of accelerations and constant velocity travel,
while the other stays at home with unchanged conditions.
Has a difference in the elapsed time between the clocks upon return
of the traveling clock to the home frame been demonstrated?
Prof. Eric T. Lane 318 Grote Hall 423-425-4523 eric-lane@utc.edu
Physics Dept.2352, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, TN 37403