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yes.......actuly......about 5% quicker.......than adverie time!!

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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.

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