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4/5/2016 5:12:48 AM
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Im taking this from interstellar but… if you were to go to another planet far from here, would the time be different?
Example: 1 hour on another planet is 1 year on earth?
Is this true are is this hollywood?
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So what I assume you are talking about is the planet where 1 hour = 8 years. Time dilation due to gravity is actually a thing. Time is actually slower in space then in is on earth.
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Thats pretty neat. Thanks
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It is. You wouldn't really see the extremes like you would see in the movie in real life. Unless you actually landed on a planet orbiting a black hole. If you travelled to another planet it would have different length of days and years, but time you still run at the same rate.
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Relative to where you are/your self experience
