>suppose the rotating earth is our clock and it's been 100 years [...] Then after 1000 days our earth clock loses about 2.3 seconds,
I think the math here is very wrong, or else I haven't had enough coffee yet.
>after 1000 days 1000 * 2.3 milliseconds = 2.3 seconds
I don't think the example helps at all to explain the concept, but I think the math is right
>suppose the rotating earth is our clock and it's been 100 years [...] Then after 1000 days our earth clock loses about 2.3 seconds,
I think the math here is very wrong, or else I haven't had enough coffee yet.
>after 1000 days 1000 * 2.3 milliseconds = 2.3 seconds
I don't think the example helps at all to explain the concept, but I think the math is right