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Time Travel
- Thread starter Malty
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It cannot be possible.
If it was possible we'd already know because time travelers would be amongst us or there would be 800 billion people at the Sermon on the Mount.
Also, it violates pretty much every known law of physics.
Those cavaets out of the way, yeah why not?
If it was possible we'd already know because time travelers would be amongst us or there would be 800 billion people at the Sermon on the Mount.
Also, it violates pretty much every known law of physics.
Those cavaets out of the way, yeah why not?
Jim Tolmie's Underpants
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Also, it violates pretty much every known law of physics.
Backwards time travel is theoretically possible by several different methods using general relativity.
- http://cse.ssl.berkeley.edu/bmendez/html/time.html
Scottyboi
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Surely radiation or the particals in our body would kill you regardless.
Backwards time travel is theoretically possible by several different methods using general relativity.
No it isn't, in fact that is one of the fundamental basis of general relativity.
"Theoretically" means "if we forget the laws of physics" and under that idea, I could fly on a rainbow shitting unicorn tomorrow.
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Time travel cannot work without physical travel at the same time...
Remember...
the earth spins and rotates round the sun
and the sun moves around the milky way
and the milky way is moving out from the centre of the universe
without the physical travel bit, even time travelling 5 seconds will result in instant burial deep in the earth... or instant death in the vacuum in space
sorry.
Remember...
the earth spins and rotates round the sun
and the sun moves around the milky way
and the milky way is moving out from the centre of the universe
without the physical travel bit, even time travelling 5 seconds will result in instant burial deep in the earth... or instant death in the vacuum in space
sorry.
BimboBob
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800 billion wondering why they can't find the sermon no doubt...It cannot be possible.
If it was possible we'd already know because time travelers would be amongst us or there would be 800 billion people at the Sermon on the Mount.
Also, it violates pretty much every known law of physics.
Those cavaets out of the way, yeah why not?
As Damo and others had said...
Nope.
Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot
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It felt like I travelled back in time to the late 90's after Saturdays game!
It cannot be possible.
If it was possible we'd already know because time travelers would be amongst us or there would be 800 billion people at the Sermon on the Mount.
Also, it violates pretty much every known law of physics.
Those cavaets out of the way, yeah why not?
This. The only way you can possibly alter time in any noticeable way is through orbiting larger objects.
Going back in time through a machine will always be science fiction.
What about a hot tub? Saw a movie where they traveled back via this method and it seemed legit.Going back in time through a machine will always be science fiction.
What about a hot tub? Saw a movie where they traveled back via this method and it seemed legit.
Lol good film
Haha! It was wasn't it.Lol good film
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Travelling forward in time is possible if you are in a ship that can achieve reletivistic speeds.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Does anyone think this will ever be possible with the way technology is advancing at an alarming rate?
Some believe the Nazi's already developed it..
The Nazis achieved some success with time travel. They took good chunks of Europe back to the Middle Ages.
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Just got back from the 2217...united fans are still cunts, according to the plaque in the natural history museum. Most of them became Swansea fans after the Welsh "drugs in the water" episode of 2022.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Travelling forward in time is possible if you are in a ship that can achieve reletivistic speeds.
This is something that should come with the STs. We could decide on Saturday afternoon whether turning up was gonna be worthwhile. We would see the Mangler og, followed by the The Old House at Home defending, and go to the Christmas markets instead!
It is possible, ive done it. When i flew from Manchester to New York my flight was at 1pm, the flight was around 7 hours but i landed in New York at 3pm.... Fucking Spooky. When i tell people they either laugh at me or call me a stupid ****, but i know it happened.
Jim Tolmie's Underpants
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Also, it violates pretty much every known law of physics.
Backwards time travel is theoretically possible by several different methods using general relativity.
- http://cse.ssl.berkeley.edu/bmendez/html/time.html
No it isn't, in fact that is one of the fundamental basis of general relativity.
"Theoretically" means "if we forget the laws of physics" and under that idea, I could fly on a rainbow shitting unicorn tomorrow.
"Backwards time travel is theoretically possible by several different methods using general relativity. However, each of these methods has its own peculiar problems that could destroy the time machine before it has a chance to operate. Perhaps we can find one time machine among the lot which holds the most promise of taking us to the past."
- Bryan J. Méndez, Ph.D., Center for Science Education, Univeristy of California, Berkeley.
"There's nothing in Einstein's theory that precludes time travel into the past."
- http://science.howstuffworks.com/science-vs-myth/everyday-myths/time-travel2.htm