Multiverse theory


THis theory suggests that for every action, from the grande to the subatomic level, there are infinite universes that branch out and extend from it after the initial occurence. In other words, if I slam a book down on a desk, the action sets off consequences not only in my universe, but in parallel universes. If this is true, it would debunk movies like Back 2 The Future because if you travel back or forward in time, who's to say that you'd travel back to the dimension you're in. So, it's possible to go back to 1955, but you'd be in a parallel universe other than you own and you COULD NOT interact with the people as they do in movies like Back 2 the future.



Also...Theory #2


Time travel is possible. BUt, you can not go back before the time machine was constructed.



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haha its like rv's having a philosophical moment today for real.

but yeah those theories actually do sound pretty feasible.

i'll honestly say i don't know enough about science to make a comment on time travel but it would make sense that you couldn't travel back before the time machine existed in the first place, because logically it would be impossible.

Einstein and others proved that time travel is possible and exists

it can also be proven in the laboratory

ask me how!

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that insinuates that your saying that it flat out couldn't exist

just because you don't believe it how do you know it couldn't theoretically be impossible

do you mean to tell me you have knowledge so extensive that you think you can just dismiss it......

if you aren't and expert in the subject then please proceed to widen you mind..............

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once again you need to read my posts before you rush into an idiotic reply

i never said that i had the information.....in layman's terms i was telling you to keep an open mind....

Ok...here's one way time travel is possible and can be proven in lab


Scientist theorize that as objects approach the speed of light, time slows down. Therefore, scientists can use particle accelerators to accelerate atoms to close to the speed of light as in an atomic clock. Theoretically, if they allow the continual acceleration of this particle over time, when it comes back to "our time" it will be "younger" than particles that were not accelerated around it, hence TIME TRAVEL.


Time and Space are intertwined--i.e., the space/time continuum. In order to travel in time, you have to warp that continuum. Certain things we know now are powerful enough to literally "BEND" space and time. Those things are black holes.


There's so much more to this.



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Einstein makes it clear that as objects approach the speed of light, matter becomes infinite. THat mens we CAN NOT achieve time travel by speed. it has to be through warping space and time


and if u want me to explain how that's possible...jus say so

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Nevermind, you already took what I was gonna say...

BUT there is something else to this as well...

There is no human object that can even move close to the speed of light. Not even close. We can get to the speed of sound, but thats like a third of the way there.

And even if a human could move up to the speed of light, it's not neccessarily time travel. Let's say you get on a ship that can travel at the speed of light...you wanna go to the Andromeda Galaxy, the closest galaxy to our Milky Way. So you press the button and then ZOOM! Your there in what seems like minutes, because time has no effect on you. The Andromeda Galaxy is 1,700,000 light years away...you being in the Andromeda Galaxy would mean, you moving at the speed of light, 1,700,000 years have passed.

There is a different theory on travelling long distances. Black holes is the perfect example. A black hole is an enormous star that has collapsed. All the electrons and protons have collapsed together into nuetrons...as in all the mass of a giant star in a ball about 10 Km...or about 7 miles...in radius. Your talking about a lot of fuckin matter in one spot. The thing is, scientists don't know what comes out on the other end of a black hole...

But there is a theory on that as well. Pulsars...these objects far into space are enourmous amounts of energy. In one second a Pulsar gives off more energy than our sun would in ten thousand years.

The theory is that Pulsars are the other end of a black hole...that a black hole could actually bend space because of so much gravitational force.

If we were able to get enough matter into one place, we could created a bend in the universe, i.e a wormhole.

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