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Asked: July 23, 20232023-07-23T21:29:18+05:30 2023-07-23T21:29:18+05:30In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

General relativity says that time slows down because of gravity. Shouldn't light move slower there to match it's speed with the clock that ticks slower there?

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