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Ok, let us get something perfectly straight.Well, there are a couple of theories on this:
2: The greatest threat from time travel is when you mess around with the simplest of laws of nature that the law itself is it's own definition, cause and effect. Mess around with it, and you create a paradox. The effects of one of these are unknown, but could be devastating.
3: we also don't know what happens when you meet yourself at another time. There could be a weird physics quirk preventing such events from happening, Nothing would happen, the Back to the future theory that it would create a paradox itself, or hilariously (and what did happen), both of yourselves wold faint.
Then it was fate to do so, the future would of already said that those people were destined to steal those plans.Thing is, even if time Travel is made, it will never be mainstream for the simple fact that people will continually go back in time and steal the plans from the guy who made it/everyone else after who stole the plans.
unfortunately, reality isn't as set in stone as one would like it to be (if you're reading this creationists/intelligent design proponents, go **** yourselves), and it is possible to mess with it (in theory). If you were to go to the future, you (in theory) can **** it up, you could just go back and do something else, thus dodging your mistake (provided that it wasn't the motivator, as you would create a paradox, as I will explain later). The past, that can cause more problems.Ok, let us get something perfectly straight.
Time; Past, present, future. It is all encoded.
The future events will occur and is set in stone because of that of which it is, the future.
Past already happened, and present is current.
Lets say that I did have a time machine and I went to the past, I couldn't change the future because it is already written that something in the past and present had already been done. Therefore if I went back to the past and stole some gum, in the future it was written that I would go into the past and steal that particular pack of gum.
Even if I met myself in the past, I would know today at this very moment that I met myself in the past, because it is the future of the past.
The future is not bendable, it is stone and set, it can't changed, be altered or rewritten.
Ok, let us say that I did. But since Kennedy died, it means that I would of failed. I couldn't be successful because in the past, I know that in the future Kennedy would be killed. No matter where you stand in time, there will always be a future ahead of that time, becuase of this, we cannot change it.unfortunately, reality isn't as set in stone as one would like it to be (if you're reading this creationists/intelligent design proponents, go **** yourselves), and it is possible to mess with it (in theory). If you were to go to the future, you (in theory) can **** it up, you could just go back and do something else, thus dodging your mistake (provided that it wasn't the motivator, as you would create a paradox, as I will explain later). The past, that can cause more problems.
Let's just say that you went back in time to stop JFK's assassination (It's Oswald people), and were successful. Unfortunately, because Kennedy lived, you would have no motive to go back in time, so Oswald will go unhindered to kill Kennedy. But you went back in time to stop him, but... and that could **** the entire universe. In theory, you could have instead, warped to another dimension and altered history there, thus not ****ing your own timeline, but the risks are tremendous, so that isn't an experiment I would try.
I swear Ive seen this done ages ago on smashboards. lol xDI just built a time machine. I'm just about to go test it out by setting it 40 seconds in the past. Wish me luck!
That's the cool part about quantums.Mazaloth, out of curiosity, what makes you so certain that time functions this way? Correct me if I'm wildly off here, but there's still the theory of multiple time lines, in which it is suggested that an infinite number of time lines exist parallel to this one (I think I'm touching on what Charizard mentioned at the end of his last post). In this case, assuming you did have the technology to jump through time, it would be possible to go into the past and save Kennedy. You would just be jumping into a different time line—the one in which it has been determined that you will be there and that you will save him.
It may be true that you cannot change your own time line, but if you had a machine that could take you to another (which is really all any time machine would ever be meant for), anything and everything would be possible. Inevitable, even.
I'll let you off that joke if you are british. Are you?In another Hitler has taken control of all of the UK.
No, but also, in another dimension Hitler has the US.I'll let you off that joke if you are british. Are you?
What if you found a portal to a parallel universe? What if you could slide to a thousand different worlds? Where it's the same year, and you're the same person, but everything else is different. I found the gateway!Time and alternate dimensions are different things.
Time in our dimension is impossible to travel. However, what about moving towards another dimension? If theory is correct, you moving to another dimension and time creates anothe dimension totally with different attributes. Not only that but dimensions are consantly being created.
Well, there are several possible answers.What if you found a portal to a parallel universe? What if you could slide to a thousand different worlds? Where it's the same year, and you're the same person, but everything else is different. I found the gateway!
Not a time paradox, merely a dimension paradox.Messing with anything dealing with the laws of physics and such can KILL you and screw up everything, causing time paradox, which is of course, serious.
You left out the "Bill and Ted" theory, in which meeting your future self is fine, because in the future you'll meet your past self.3: we also don't know what happens when you meet yourself at another time. There could be a weird physics quirk preventing such events from happening, Nothing would happen, the Back to the future theory that it would create a paradox itself, or hilariously (and what did happen), both of yourselves wold faint.
That show was awesome. I need to try and find DVD's for it.What if you found a portal to a parallel universe? What if you could slide to a thousand different worlds? Where it's the same year, and you're the same person, but everything else is different. I found the gateway!
I said that.There is a theory that there are infinite universes. And that means that there are infinite universes that are copies of the past.
Now, we only need a way to travel between them...
Yeah, me too.I said that.
No you have it reversed.I don't think it will be possible to travel BACK in time in the near future, but since going faster than the speed of light supposedly brings you forward in time, I believe that to be possible. I think it will be a one way trip though. How much time though, and whether or not it could ever happen, depends on our scientists and humanity's interests. What's the point of going forward in time if you can't come back to tell of it? vice versa too.
Meow.I personally don't think Time Travel would be possible it just seems something that would make life impossible.
I mean, if time travel were possible, even at any point in the future, then how could we exist? When anyone could travel to the past and change the slightest thing and that would indefinately change our future.
With time travel being possible, the past would constantly be changed. There was a saying about this I can't remember but it was definately worth looking for it later.
Went way over your head apparently.Well, there are several possible answers.
1. Blackholes/wormholes.
2. The God particle which is being found by CERN Laboratories.
3. Defying physics.
But, you are correct, if what theory explains, that there is such a dimension that exists like that.
Season 1 is on Hulu. Also Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is a completely accurate representation of how time travel works.You left out the "Bill and Ted" theory, in which meeting your future self is fine, because in the future you'll meet your past self.
That show was awesome. I need to try and find DVD's for it.
We're actually closer to traveling back in time than to traveling the speed of light.I don't think it will be possible to travel BACK in time in the near future, but since going faster than the speed of light supposedly brings you forward in time, I believe that to be possible. I think it will be a one way trip though. How much time though, and whether or not it could ever happen, depends on our scientists and humanity's interests. What's the point of going forward in time if you can't come back to tell of it? vice versa too.
You "stretch out" in a sense. But the biggest effect is that time dilates.If you go faster than the speed of light then doesn't your mass expand to something larger than than the universe?
An astroner explained something like that once on a field trip to an observatory
It's actually faster than anything can travel, except light. Anything that attempts to travel as fast as light encounters the problem of needing infinite energy. And you have it reversed. As a person approaches lightspeed, they start slowing down. The universe around them goes at the same speed (though not at a "constant", time is relative). Someone traveling at near lightspeed would see everything speeding up around them, and when they came out of timespeed they'd be far in the future compared to the amount of time they had spent at timespeed.No you have it reversed.
The speed of light is [So far of what we know] the fastest anything can travel. By exceeding this time itself starts to slow because the person that is traveling that amount of speed is so fast everything seems to be going slower.
Basically, Even though the 'outside' of that persons spectrum is moving at a constant speed of originality, the person him/herself is not, thus he travels backwards, to the past.