Physics, asked by amritpreet, 1 year ago

why does time is slower in space?

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Answered by k2003

it is because ,so depending on our position and speed, time can appear to move faster or slower to us relative to others in a different part of space-time. And for astronauts on the International Space Station, that means they get to age just a tiny bit slower than people on Earth. That's because of time-dilation effects.

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amritpreet: but not even nearly equal to the speed of light unequivocally which is deemed as 3*10^8 m per sec

amritpreet: hey, what do u mean by 'escape velocity of earth'?

haiabhi: we are moving in a very slow speed eg 60 km/hr the slowing down of time is happeing but we can't understand. increase the speed we can seen that change another e.g. atomic clock in stalites time is slowing down

haiabhi: that means the minimum speed wants to escape from earth gravity..

amritpreet: I didn't get it

amritpreet: speed wants to escape earth's gravity?

haiabhi: yes

haiabhi: 11.2 km/s

amritpreet: no answer yet?

haiabhi: this speed is need to go to space

Answered by HarshRaikwar

Because there is no day and night

amritpreet: GREAT. but, sorry, that doesn't really makes any sense

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