Rincewind Posted 18 January 2012 Posted 18 January 2012 Just found this. http://www.exploratorium.edu/ronh/age/
Yojoe36 Posted 19 January 2012 Posted 19 January 2012 If I lived on 'uranus', I'd be 0.23... Get it. 'Uranus'... I'll stop being immature, sorry
Alexikokopops Posted 19 January 2012 Posted 19 January 2012 I put my DOB as 2nd August. Aparently my next Earth Birthday is Wed, 1st August 2012. Great work website, great work
Rincewind Posted 19 January 2012 Author Posted 19 January 2012 I noticed that with mine. A day early. Could be an American site but I thought they were 6 hours behind. Or they have not counted the leap year.
leicsmac Posted 19 January 2012 Posted 19 January 2012 Makes you realise that time is entirely arbitrary - it's just a filing system we use to put our shit in order. A day here is just the same as a day on any other planet - it just depends on what measuring system you use. The REALLY cool stuff happens when you don't live on a planet at all - if you live on a spaceship or something like that, far away from any gravitational body (planet or star). Then you actually age SLOWER (by comparison to Earth) because time actually does pass slower to you compared to back on Earth! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation (when it gets open again).
leicsmac Posted 19 January 2012 Posted 19 January 2012 Indeed it is - and when you look at relativity in a bit of detail you realise just how abstract it is.
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