TIME TRAVEL?

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do you guys think its possible?

i dont, see i see it as this, in order to go back in time you would have to travel faster than the speed of light (299,792,458 meters per second, for those of you who dont know how fast it is). if you go faster than the speed of light then you wouldnt be able to see any thing since our sight relies on light relfections. also you wouldnt be able to feel n e thing cause you would be moving faster than the speed that the molecules that make up solid objects are moving at.... well thats my shpeil, what do you guys think about time travel?

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NO. People from the future would have already come back to visit.

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unless theyre wearing invisible suits, but if u were to travel faster than the speed of light ud just stop and everything around u would keep going so ud be 'time traveling' into the future but not really, so no

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Yeah, the faster you go, the faster time outside of you speeds up, so if you approached the speed of light, you would actually go forward in time. But faster than light travel is most likely impossible. I have a dad who majors in this stuff, I hear it too often

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we could go back to the future

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excellent point chris. excellent.

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you need to have a lot of backgruond info to understand it.. but yes, it is possible. Infact, they just got a particle going faster then the speed of light, adn it had exited this box they had before it even entered... so there in effect, they have trvaeled in time....complicated as hell, and I'm not going to try and pretend I understand it, cause I don't.. there's a reason the smartesdt people in the world study it.

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it is possible, just watch Donnie Darko bitches, it explains everything in real life.

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OK you guys may not believe this but its true. For my final Physics 312 paper I wrote about time travel and here is the most plausible way the best I can remember it. First off, time travel having to do with going faster than the speed of light is made up by the media and movies. Going faster than the speed of light really isnt possible. Time does slow down the faster an object travels, theoretically reaching 0 velocity at the speed of light but at this velocity all matter becomes infinetely dense, hence the fact that practically speaking, speed of light travel will be impossible. Now what is possible are holes in space. Dont laugh and let me explain. Space, like time and all other dimensions, is simply a dimension that is percieved by us. Scientists right now are just realizing this and beginning to study this and Einstien realized this 60 yrs ago. Einstien and and dude named Rosen or Rosenberg created and proved a theory about how to bend space using magnets. This theory is called the Einstien-Rosen Bridge. This is physically possible time-travel. It works like this in a simplified matter: First, you need to harness the energy of a star, like our sun, into a magnet of any size. A star simliar to ours has a gravitational pull but has a relatively neutral magnetic pull. So you take that energy and put it to use in a gigantic magnet (lets say positively charged) then you take another magnet of equal power but of a negative charge and put it on the other side of the galaxy. Then you simultaneously activate both magnets. What this does is it bends space and brings the 3 and 4 dimensions together into 1 point through magnatism. BUT the problem is this 'bridge' is only open for a split second so it is necessary to inject anti-matter into the bridge to keep it from collapsing in on itself. This is a problem because as of now, man has only been able to create a few atoms of anti-matter because of its incredible instability. So you inject anti-matter into the bridge to keep it open and VIOLA you have a bridge over space and time to any point in the galaxy. When you pass through this bridge you bypass time as you are traveling a million times faster than the speed of light because you are passing from one point in space to another simultaneously and you are bypassing space by doing said activity. So yeah, thats pretty much what I remember from my paper. Not that anyone cares and I dont really care either. It was just a paper for my class but it was somewhat interesting.

 
Whoa, ^^ too much to read man, gotta sum it up in like a maxium of five sentences. Seems interesting though. Damn reading stuff is a bitch.

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i read it , cool stuff, but wouldnt people die if they went through the magnet portal thing?

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if they discover time travel, it will fuck everything up. they should just leave it alone and never figure out how to do it.

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Actually I have no idea, you would think people would die when they went through right? dunno. maybe the anti-matter neutralizes the charge of the magnet or something. I dont know enough about it to give you a good answer.

 
i was wondering, since the world spins one direction, if you circled it at a faster speed in the opposite direction, would you go bakc in time?

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^ well superman did it.

i've heard all about the bridge thing and ya it's possible but not anytime soon. you said the main problem would be the anti-matter, neglecting of course the ability to harness the energy of a star into a magnet....

the issue of time travel and space travel are closely linked. it was mentioned that by crossing this bridge you would be traveling in time. not exactly. yes you would cross a vast distance in an instance but it's not really time travel in the altruistic sense of the word. think of it like this. 200 years ago to cross canada you did it by horse and buggy or by foot. it could take weeks maybe months (never done it myself). today we can fly across the country in a matter of hours. in a few hundred years maybe we can reduce this time to almost nothing. fascinating but not truly time travel. same idea with the bridge.

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that's some good stuff... but...scientists HAVE made soemthing go faster then light.. I can't find the article, but it was on CNN.com awhile back. IT surprised everyone, because, for years it has been thought AND TAUGHT, that nothing can go faster.

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Well when you pass through the Einstien-Rosen bridge you are traveling through time because you are in two points in space at the same time. Space and time are continuous meaning they are interconnected. We only percieve them differently. Take a star a million light yrs away, does it exist in the same moment we see it in the sky? No, but you may say it exists, we just cant get there. Well not really. Because it is a million light yrs away and nothing(or i guess theoretically nothing) can go faster than light, it does not exist in the same time as a person looking at it. It only exists in the time that it took for the light to reach you, if you could somehow get to that star in an instant, you would be traveling back in time. That is what the bridge does, it allows you to travel infinetely far in a split second, thus traveling so infinetely fast that you are essentially traveling through time. You are not only bending space but also TIME. You cannot only bend space but not time, time is space. it takes time to move through space. when you cheat space, you cheat time.

 
if you traveled into the past you couldnt change anything because if you changed it then you wouldnt have gone back into the past to change it if it turned out alright.

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