Scientists reveal why time goes in slow-mo when staring death in the face

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People report time slowing down during a car crash or major fall and scientists believe this is our brain's way of helping us survive the traumatic event - our brain collects more information of the event.

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Scientists reveal why time goes in slow-mo when staring death in the face

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