Is time travel possible?
If it is, I would like to travel back to last night!!
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Is Time Travel Possible?
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Sex God
Sadly no - according to current theories.
Maybe that will chsnge - but if Profs Brian Cox and Stephen Hawkins say you can't I'm willing not to get into a fight over it.
Maybe that will chsnge - but if Profs Brian Cox and Stephen Hawkins say you can't I'm willing not to get into a fight over it.
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Sadly no - according to current theories.
Maybe that will chsnge - but if Profs Brian Cox and Stephen Hawkins say you can't I'm willing not to get into a fight over it.
If its a fist fight I'll take Stephen!
Seriously tho time is a dimension so, in theory, we must be able to travel in it. But only to the past.
Sex God
Hmm I hope so! I mean I am running low on rum. If I could time travel back I would still have the same blood alcohol level as I do now but I could drink the rum again. Well useful.
Sex God
Quote by flower411
With the whole of existance being infinite and scientists freely admitting that 95% of it is unexplainable , I`m prepared to put my money on just about anything being possible
Absolutely. It was long believed that it was impossible to go faster than the speed of sound and that there was some kind of 'barrier' that prevented it. That was a load of ignorant twaddle. In fact the aerodynamic physics chnages as the moving body's speed approaches the speed of sound, but that is totally surmountable. And now (apart from the fuel cost and poor efficiency involved) we are happy to pass this fictional barrier at a whim.
I do wonder what we might discover about the speed of light and its 'barrier that we cannot cross' in the future.
As for time travel, I think I'd just rather have about 6 extra hours in the day or not have to sleep - I'd get so much more done.
Orgasminator
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I do wonder what we might discover about the speed of light and its 'barrier that we cannot cross' in the future.
I dont think we will ever reach it directly but if we can create 'holes' in space time we may be able to circumvent it :shock:
There is a lot yet to be understood about gravity and matter, gravitational force is a lot weaker than it should be, even the big brains cant work out why. Matter, anti matter and dark matter are also things we dont fully understand yet and could lead to an energy source that would dwarf atomic power.
I want to get to the infinite parallel universes first!!
My favorite will be full of recreational fucking and monogamous people will have to go to underground clubs and advertise on websites! :twisted:
Sex God
Quote by Cubes
We're all time travellers, it's just that we all travel at a fixed speed and in only one direction. The challenge is to change one or both of those constants. ;-)
^This^
We're all riding the wavefront of time, surfing into the possible at the speed of light.
Relativity promises the possibility of travel forward in time, but seems we can't go back. Luckily for us, the past is available in the recorded thoughts of those who came before us. We can travel back as far as they allow, given enough imagination.
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Sex God
I'd like to go forward about 100 years and see what the world is like.
Sex God
Personally, I think it's all bollocks and will never happen. Even if we could go back in time, I dont think I would change anything. My past experiences have made me who I am today.
I would quite like to revisit a party we held 2 weeks ago though
I would quite like to revisit a party we held 2 weeks ago though
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We're all time travellers, it's just that we all travel at a fixed speed and in only one direction. The challenge is to change one or both of those constants. ;-)
Very true, while we remain in one place.
... but if we ever get off this rock and head out in the big wide space a time signal from Earth will slow, relative to any time piece on the ship. While any time signal emanating from the destination will speed up relative to the speed being travelled.
Some would claim that to be time travel. I consider it relative motion.
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Very true, while we remain in one place.
... but if we ever get off this rock and head out in the big wide space a time signal from Earth will slow, relative to any time piece on the ship. While any time signal emanating from the destination will speed up relative to the speed being travelled.
Some would claim that to be time travel. I consider it relative motion.
I think the best we can achieve is as shown on a BT advert from long ago...
If a nanosecond was a second, a second would last a thousand years.
We still seem to be light years away from improving our concept of time...
Sexpert
Quote by Cubes
If it was possible to travel back in time, then surely someone would have been back to let us know by now?Unless, of course, the human race became extinct before it got discovered? :shock:
doesn't that assume that this is the best place to go for a time traveller. I'm betting loads of folks have invented time travel and they've all fucked off to that parallel dimension Fraser was on about and then forgot all about coming back to tell us.
re the speed of light don't lets forget that scientists once thought the speed of sound was an insurmountable barrier.
oh and lets not forget about the Tachyon ( theoretical subatomic particle ) **warning geek level science**
Sex God
Time travel must be possible ..... a whole week passed while I was at work today
Warming the Bed
well im writing this message tommorow to see if i get it today..
Sex God
Interesting developments here at link below. Is Physics about to be re-written hmmm
