Time is it moving slower than it was in the young universe?

XRIS you are absolutely correct there is simply no standard or universal time in the universe, because a person ages faster in higher gravity field, than in a lesser gravity field. Confusing but true just as Mr Albert Einstein theorized :perplexed:

XRIS you are absolutely correct there is simply no standard or universal time in the universe, because a person ages faster in higher gravity field, than in a lesser gravity field. Confusing but true just as Mr Albert Einstein theorized :perplexed:

I've been thinking about the statement that "higher gravity speeds up time", for a couple of days. I've also done a few calculations. However I cannot make this ring true.
In my experience, time slows down when affected by a huge gravitational pull, but only to an outside observer.

Do either of you have a link to a site that describes why this happens?

I've been thinking about the statement that "higher gravity speeds up time", for a couple of days. I've also done a few calculations. However I cannot make this ring true.
In my experience, time slows down when affected by a huge gravitational pull, but only to an outside observer.

Do either of you have a link to a site that describes why this happens?

Originally Posted by xris
Alan..From that we might say, that gravity is our biggest ally in the aging process. The trouble is, to us our time is always relative. I wonder if time slows? do our thoughts become slower? Do we have longer to ponder? Is an eternity just blink for one and never ending for another? Should we consider the fact that heaven is neither everlasting nor fleeting, time may be of no consequence to our relationship to our experiences. Time is strange, no one can doubt its intriguing. Thanks xris