Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 11, 2023

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    Leroy  8 months ago

    Yes, I remember when time was five times slower. I was in third grade, in June, and it was so nice outside.

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    jasonsnakelover  8 months ago

    Three space ones One time I moved six times slower.

    One time I was three days old. One time I was 53,001 miles big and had to lie down, and boy was I big. One time I was 76%.

    May the Lord be with you as He is with me.

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    pearlsbs  8 months ago

    Time moves at different rates in different parts of the universe now. For example, time moves slower as you approach a black hole.

    Time on the surface of the Earth moves slower than time on the top of a tall building. However, the difference is not enough to be noticeable without extremely accurate clocks.

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    Say What Now‽ Premium Member 8 months ago

    The older you get, the faster time moves.

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    Zykoic  8 months ago

    Time is more or less a function of the gravitational field. I ask an astrophysicist and that was the answer given. Although I think at a doctor’s waiting room time nearly stands still.

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    Retrac Premium Member 8 months ago

    Yeah, just like on Saturn, we call it November.

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    silberdistel  8 months ago

    Does someone know when this happened with the asteroid squeaking by?

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    Vilyehm  8 months ago

    Bad drawing. Rings can only form at the equator of an oblate spheroid.

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    Dean  8 months ago

    A lot needed to get done at “The Beginning” so yes, slow down the clock so as to get all that stuff needed in the universe filled, because remember matter and energy can only travel so fast. Plus all the basic forces [gravity, electromagnetic, strong, weak, etc.] were still evolving also then.

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    oakie817  8 months ago

    what about massive Uranus storms?

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    bhamdodger  8 months ago

    “Time moved five times slower.” That one’s an “or not.”

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    Creativeoodcrafts  8 months ago

    with time moving 5 times slower, does that mean you could get more done? asking for a friend.

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    paranormal  8 months ago

    An asteroid passed 75% closer than the moon??? It seems like it would have been sucked in by Earths gravity…

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    tremaine53  8 months ago

    No mention of WHEN that skyscraper-sized meteor flew by. I mean, I’d EXPECT it to take scientists two days to realize the event had happened, if we’re talking about 1920. If we’re talking 2010, however it would come as far more of a surprise that the scientists were clueless for 48 hours.

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    artegal  8 months ago

    I guess in the early days of the universe, it spent a lot of time at the DMV.

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    Izzy Moreno  8 months ago

    The early days of the universe were when I was 13?

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    Angry Indeed Premium Member 8 months ago

    I read an article that indicates that the rings of Saturn maybe gone in our lifetime,

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    Space_cat  8 months ago

    10 months of summer vacay? Take me back 10 billion or so!

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    Will E. Makeit Premium Member 8 months ago

    Hey, Saturn, that ain’t nuthin…Congressmen and Senators can wrap themselves in their public trough careers for decades amassing tens of millions in net worth with insider trading…yeah, buddy…

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    h.v.greenman  8 months ago

    I have a way to make time go 25 times slower.

    Just tell my fiance “Hey, let’s go out to dinner.”

    Her reply is always, “Just give me about 10 minutes to do my make-up.”

    It usually means I have at least two hours to nap before we leave the house.

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    Rhonda Premium Member 8 months ago

    I had to look up the story about the asteroid and it seems they knew about it way back in February of 2023 and it passed by in October of 2023.

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    Printer  8 months ago

    I started reading all the comments, but time began to slow down and I fail zzzzz

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