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It does, locally.


Not under the influence of gravity it doesn't. Gravity causes time dilation without a corresponding velocity.


Yes it does. Gravity changes spacetime, so the locally flat spacetime at the bottom of a gravity well isn't the same as the locally flat spacetime at the top of a well, but it's still flat in both cases.


How does that cause a change in velocity?

Or are you implying there is no time dilation?




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