Ok as many know, I'm no genius. I can pass off as one compared to average people but that's not much.
My question concerns Time Dilation on the FE model compared to the RE model.
On the FE model, gravity is applied to all points of the flat earth equally. IF the FE spins as Tom suggestions, Time Dilation would have to apply to various points of the FE model (unless I'm completely fucking up the entire theory).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilationEssentially, Bill and Joe are twins. Bill ships out to become an Ice Wall Guard while Joe moves to the North Pole to study snow. Both bring with them Atomic Clocks that are completely synched together. After 3 years of service on the Ice Wall, Bill returns to visit Joe.
According to Time Dilation and Relativity, Bill's clock would appear to have somehow sped up during his 3 year service and then seemingly slowed down after returning to Joe correct?
Basically, if the FE model spins, would we not experience vastly differing time changes based on how far from the center we were?
Someone hit me with a bat if this is stupid :p