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human
Does the earth's velocity due to its rotation around the sun affect experiments or our perception of time?
gpt
Well, one small point of terminology, the earth revolves around the sun, and rotates on its axis.

Now,  as for relativistic effects of that velocity on time experiments. There is an effect, but since any experiment would be comparing the passage of time on something like a satellite (GPS for example) or a space probe, to the passage of time at a lab on earth, the effect doesn't matter. There is no "rest point" in space that our experiments use as reference, and it's the relative difference in time between the satellite and the lab that matters.