How to pronounce “the clocks” in English

For the majority of values of alpha, the clocks cancel each other out.

So the clocks are roughly distributed equally all over the circle, and you get destructive interference.

and suddenly almost all the clocks point in a similar direction, and we get a large resultant value.

because all of the clocks and all of the GPS satellites are moving relative to us.

run at the same rate at the clocks back home.

relativity into account the clocks in the satellites up in space these

faster speed than the clocks here on Earth and if that difference in the rate

So we actually need to add up all the clocks tip to tail.

- Yeah, the clocks

We conducted mission simulations in which we faked the clocks out on the bird, in flight, in the middle of nowhere between Uranus and Neptune.

We have a Justice Department now that wants to turn the clocks back to a place in time that

In other words, all the clocks are synchronized.

The clocks on the spaceships or the clocks on the planets?

Now as we increase alpha, all the clocks, again, wind around at their different rates.

If we increase alpha further, the clocks cancel out again until we hit the next magic point, 1 over 3.

Now we all know that, whatever the clocks that are within our brain, is sometimes they're inaccurate.

But at a few special points, like a half, the tail unwinds, the clocks interfere constructively, and we get a large resultant value.

and someone very, very far away, the clocks near the surface of the Earth will run a little bit slower due to the curvature of spacetime.

of technological innovation and getting context on that, but the highlight of that was going to Greenwich and seeing the clocks.

And I couldn't do the relational piece, so used the clocks to force processing relationships.

They're feeling slightly weaker gravity than the clocks on Earth.

So we have to take this into account, in a sense, slow down the clocks on board the satellites so they synchronize with clocks on Earth.