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What effect would the difference in the frame of reference have on the ages of Moon rocks and meteorites (including Martian meteorites)?
Everything. If you are undergoing acceleration your clocks are slowing and your rulers are shrinking - this is experimental fact.
So 1,000 years ago clocks ran faster and rulers were longer since the universe is continuing to increase in acceleration. This means that 1,000 years ago decay rates happened faster than they do today.
So if you continue to use clocks that tick at a slower rate to calculate backwards you will get the wrong time for the age of the earth - you must adjust those clocks for time dilation as you calculate backwards. Exponentially since the claimed expansion began faster than c to begin with and has only continued to increase since then.
Since decay rates happened faster in the past - this gives a false age to the earth - since they refuse to adjust their clocks for the time dilation that has occurred.
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