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Journey time varies inversely with velocity. The time taken for a journey is equal to the distance divided by the velocity. Double the velocity and you halve the [journey] time, etc.

The more complicated one:

Relativity requires time to go more slowly as velocity increases. Although this applies at all velocities it is noticeable only when you are travelling close to the speed of light.

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