If we disregard the time dilation caused by a GPS satellite being in lower gravity, would earth's clocks tick faster or slower from the satellite's perspective?
Edit. From earth, we understand that a clock on a GPS satellite would tick 38 microseconds per day faster than our clocks. From the satellites perspective, do our clocks tick 38 microseconds per day slower, or 52 microseconds per day slower?
That's 45 microseconds per day due to earth's higher gravitational effecient and 7 microseconds per day due to earth's relative motion.