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Physicists Find a Mathematical Limit to Making Time Run Backward

Our experience of time seems uniform and unidirectional, but relativity allows it to be a bit more loosey-goosey than you might expect.

For example, in a strong gravitational field, time runs more slowly compared to time farther away – as though gravity itself were dragging it out.

Likewise, if you travel fast enough, time will pass more slowly for you compared to someone who stays behind.

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