1979 Alley Atomic Clock Time Dilation Experiment

[Geocentricist]

One page 21 of http://user.it.uu.se/~marlu734/relativi ... clocks.pdf data are graphed which seems to demonstrate remarkable evidence of time dilation. This experiment does not seem to suffer from the problems that Hafele-Keating did. Does anyone have any objections to this particular study?

I'm debating Relativity with some people online, and they brought this up.

[Zyxzevn]

Time dilation is real in some sense. As many experiments show changes in clocks-rates.
In acceptance of the experiments, there is only discussions in how to interpret these clock-differences.

There are different ways to interpret the changes of the clocks:
In pure Einsteinian, all changes in clocks are attributed to the actual change of time.
In almost all alternatives, changes in clocks are attributed to speed of physical phenomena.
Like: hourglasses (sand-clocks) do not work without gravity.

There are also different ideas on the measurements:
See Ron Hatch: Relativity in the Light of GPS

And there is valid criticism on the observations that seem to proof General Relativity:
See Falsifying Observational Evidence Presented