Tokyo Skytree – Where Time Passes Faster

Staying on the Tokyo Skytree TV tower for an entire day, you will 'come to the future' four billionths of a second earlier.
Tokyo Skytree TV Tower - where time goes by faster
Tokyo Skytree TV Tower is considered the modern symbol of the bustling capital Tokyo. Building 634 m high, located in the district Sumida, city center. This is one of the famous check-in coordinates with an elevated observatory where you can enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of Tokyo.
Tokyo Skytree TV Tower is also recognized as the tallest architectural work in the land of the rising sun

. In addition, this place also attracts visitors by one thing special: ahead of time. According to a study by the University of Tokyo, time measured on this tower is faster than time below ground. It means that in this position, you reach the future sooner, however, the number is negligible
This experiment was conducted in 2002 but recently published in scientific journals.



The researchers concluded about the relationship between time and altitude, gravity. Quantum electronics professor Hidetoshi Katori used an optical clock - an atomic clock with near absolute precision - placed on the Tokyo Skytree 450 meter high observatory.
He and his team got the result: every second that passes in this position is five billionths of a second faster than below ground. If the day was over, the time spent on the observatory would be four billionths of a second faster down the street.
This work is based on Einstein Einstein's general theory of relativity. Physicist Einstein thought at the time that the higher the altitude, the faster the clock runs because the earth's gravitational pull on them decreases with altitude. That means people living on the upper floors of skyscrapers age faster than people who live on the first floor According to another study by physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, if you live a lifetime on an apartment at 380 meters, a 79-year-old person will lose 104 millionths of a second in his life.




The number calculated by the scientists at the Tokyo Skytree TV tower is very small but has spiritual significance, making many visitors curious. Many people believe that, checking in at this observatory can make you "ahead of the future" or "older", thereby, knowing how to respect the present living.
Not only Tokyo tower, some world-famous tall towers such as Canton Tower in Guangzhou (China) or Burj Khalifa in Dubai are also widely believed to have the ability to bring tourists "to the future".
According to Ha Nguyen / Star
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