i dont know where you got that idea from but its not true. according to einstein(i think) time passes by more slowly while you are in motion wheras if youu are completelystill relative to space, you travel at maximum speed thru time.
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It is well known time is faster in space, this is due to the fact that "mass" drags onto the 4th dimension (time) because of the earth's mass it slows time down. For example, planets larger than earth = more mass = a bigger hold it has on the 4th dimension = the planet's time would be slower than earths.
As space has a lighter mass the time moves more quickly. As proof you can use GPS satellites, they have clocks on them so they are in the correct place at the correct time so we can navigate down on earth but the clocks always slightly go faster than ours so they have been designed to correct themselves to our time. Speed is also a factor in time and space as it can rip straight through time but it would take me a while to go into its explanation. So in an answer to your question, YES time goes faster in space.
The speed at which you move through space is significant because it affects how you experience time and space. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, the faster you move, the slower time passes for you relative to someone who is moving slower. This concept, known as time dilation, has important implications for our understanding of the universe and how we perceive reality.
The universe is expanding at a faster rate than the speed of light.
The existence of wormholes could potentially revolutionize space-time travel by providing shortcuts through space-time, allowing for faster travel between distant points in the universe. This could open up new possibilities for exploring the cosmos and potentially enable humans to travel to far-off galaxies in a shorter amount of time.
In space, there is minimal air resistance and no friction to slow down objects, allowing them to travel faster than on land or water where there are more obstacles, such as air particles and surface friction, that impede movement. Additionally, space objects can be propelled by the vacuum of space and gravitational forces, enabling faster speeds.
Time-space compression refers to the idea that technology and globalization have reduced the time and distance barriers for communication and travel. This can accelerate the diffusion of innovations as information spreads more quickly and easily across the globe, leading to faster adoption of new ideas, products, or practices by different populations. The concept highlights how the shrinking of time and space has made it easier for innovations to traverse different regions and cultures.
yes if you are using VBA just Hold the Space Bar if your using a GBA then no.
Time does not go quicker in space, but it can appear to be faster in certain circumstances due to time dilation effects predicted by the theory of general relativity. Near a massive object like a black hole, time can appear to pass more slowly compared to an observer in a different gravitational field, leading to the perception of faster time passage.
No.
If you go the same distance in LESS time, you go FASTER.
It is a digital display clock. I would guess that it is some sort of joke about man inventing time. Some people say that time is nothing more than a concept invented by man and that it doesn't really exist. Time passes faster when one to outer space. If time exists, why would it go by faster in outer space than it does on the earth???? It means, till the end of time.
It depends. There is something called whitewholes, but it is not white. A whitewhole is like a black whole but the difference is that a black whole tips a whole though time and spaceand kills you instantly from the super fast speed or from where the black whole takes you which is a place no one ever seen. A whitewhole only rips a whole though time not space. That means that that you can go back in time or forward in time so the answer is yes and no.
When you are asleep time does not pass any faster. Because you are asleep you have no way to tell time so it seems to go faster.
No both will have the same time .
It takes 2 days. You might think that that's a long time for a space shuttle to go to the space station. Especially when you know that it takes about 2 minutes for the space shuttle to go into space. But here's why: The space station is orbiting the earth, and so will the space shuttle when it goes into space. If it goes faster though, it will fly away from the earth's atmosphere and get lost in outer space. So the Space Shuttle goes slightly faster so it will catch up, but not too fast so that it will fly off into outer space. That's why it takes 2 days.
the faster you go the slower will be the time According to Einstein, space and time are related, and thus referred to in the scientific community as space-time. The faster an object moves, the quicker time will appear to pass from the perspective of an observer. For example, if you could jump on a beam of light and travel for a year before jumping back off onto Earth, many years will have passed by for the rest of the world, whereas just the one year will have passed for you.
the more you run or the more you go faster the more you get dehydrated but the more you take your time and not go faster you wont
Time passes faster if you're very busy.