The Universal Time Principle (UTP) is a reinterpretation of relativistic phenomena through a constant-time lens. Rather than assuming time bends or stretches under gravity or velocity, UTP holds that time is universal and constant — and that gravity acts by suppressing the rate of internal physical processes like decay, oscillation, and emission.
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May 27, 2025