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A simple experiment If I remember rightly is to get your hand on two perfectly synchronised Atomic clocks. Put one a on a table at your starting point and then take the other to your private jet and bring it up to your maximum altitude and fly around for a couple of hours. When you come back down they will be no longer in sync as time moves at different rates in a gravity well and outside it. Now if anyone would like to lend me their private jet with a well stocked bar I would be more than happy to carry out this experiment. :d
That will only show you that an atomic clock can be "altered" - it doesn't say anything about time, only about the perception you have about time. Following the logic in that experiment, if you have two watches, one of which shows the "correct" time and the other takes 1.3 seconds for every second, you are altering time... I don't think so. You're just altering the perception of time.