[time-nuts] advice
Bruce Griffiths
bruce.griffiths at xtra.co.nz
Tue Feb 21 19:53:26 EST 2017
On Tuesday, February 21, 2017 11:13:34 AM Rhoderick Beery wrote:
> Greetings Time-Nuts!
>
> I'm a physics theorist interested in performing an experiment to measure
> the gravitational time dilation beneath the surface of the Earth. Boulby
> Labs in the UK is 1.1 km down which would generate a time differential
from
> the surface on the order of 1 part in 10^15 -- not much to work with!
>
> I've investigated measuring redshift/blueshift from lasers but our
> wavemeter technology is no where near accurate enough. I've
concluded that
> my best solution is to use atomic clocks, of which I know very little
> about. I thought a clock-enthusiast mail group would be a fantastic way
for
> me to learn about the subject as well as possibly spur ideas on the lab
> test design itself.
>
> Thanks in advance!!
> -------
> Rhoderick Beery
> direct: 402-817-9363
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Rhoderick
If you have a dark fiber or 2 between the surface and the lab and a pair of
sufficiently stable lasers (one at the surface and one in the underground
lab) you could look at the change in beat frequency between the lasers
(around 50Hz for a pair of red lasers).
Bruce
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