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so techinichly not a question from school but I'm having trouble mathing out a personal question so I'm reading a thing where a

guy spends 10000 years in another dimmention and 30 years pass on earth and I'm wondering how many days pass in the other dimension in one earth day

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aleksley [76]1 year ago

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Answer:

uh it depends on the book or movie your watching in interstellar on one f the planets 1 minute was like a year on earth I’m not sure if time is different on the moon from the earth

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