Which mechanism causes accelerated dephasing in atomic clocks closer to inertial accelerometers?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational time dilation affects clocks based on their position in a gravity field. Atomic clocks experience differential time dilation due to the spacetime curvature, because closer to mass, time slows; therefore clocks de-phase faster, rather than entanglement decay or Doppler shifts.

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