Gravitational Time Consumption: A Distant-Observer Interpretation of Gravitational Time Dilation

Gravitational time dilation in General Relativity is typically described using proper time, with clocks in stronger gravitational fields running more slowly relative to distant observers. This work presents a complementary interpretive perspective: from the viewpoint of a distant observer, physical processes occurring in strong gravitational fields require increased coordinate time to unfold, as if gravity demands additional temporal expenditure. Email: naylinmg26jun2016@gmail.com / Line Id - naylin2626mb /telegram uesr name - @naylinn25ms