Galileo, Time and Space: Gravity affecting clocks

European Space Agency, ESA 2015-08-19

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C. S. Unnikrishnan, Professor of Physics, Tata Institute, Mumbai, India, explains how timekeeping in satellite clocks and their Earth-bound counterparts will lead scientists to a re-evaluation of the nature and influence of gravity in the Universe.
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