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October 2010.

October 7, 2010

• Time is slower on Earth than in space. As we know from TV (Andromeda) time is slower within the effect of a black hole, but only enough at a safe distance to double time according to this article. To move faster forward requires moving physically faster; where a week's travel adds up to 100 years passing off of the ship. This is not very useful at all in comparison to the gravity effect on time--except as noted for allowing great distances to be travelled in a lifetime. If instead scientists and engineers could work in an environment where they had more time than elsewhere in the universe then technology could advance greatly--this requires motivation, and ideas, which means other people are required to drive the necessity in many instances. Imagine a world advancing faster than local worlds. {Ref#14 - GS}