> time dilation in response to movement is directional, with only the moving object undergoing time dilation.

What?

Maybe the reporter messed up, but this flies directly in the face of relativity which states there is no such thing as absolute movement.

And saying:

> Absolute Lorentz Transformation ... "preferred reference frame" ... linked to centers of gravitational mass.

Doesn't help in the slightest because it is completely wishy-washy. There is no limit to the centers of gravitational mass.

There is the center of my body, my house, the earth, the solar system, the galaxy, (the universe too?? possibly not). What makes one center more important than another?