Why does mass slow time?

[Magnethos]

I have a very very very helpful theory about this question. Look in the DC AND FREQUENCY? post here in Half-Baked Ideas. There are 2 continuous post made by me explaining the effect.

Time is a vector inside the magnetic spectrum of energy. Since Matter is EM energy... maybe you can find a really insteresting idea.

[PYRODIN123321]

So the faster you go near the speed of light, the more your mass increases, so is the inverse true, the slower you go the less your mass is?
e/m = c²

[Magnethos]

Hey,
Have you thought anytime about what kind of energy moves a beam/ray of light?

[gravityblock]

So the faster you go near the speed of light, the more your mass increases, so is the inverse true, the slower you go the less your mass is?
e/m = c²

Yes,  the inverse is also true, the slower you go the less mass/energy.

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

Perhaps the real question here should be: " Does mass slow time or does it slow down clocks?"

Hans von Lieven