13 Year old boy has Time Machine plan that works , page 22


Pages: <<  19    20    21    22  >>
ATS Members have flagged this thread 29 times


reply posted on 20-8-2011 @ 01:22 AM by Tsurugi
reply to post by buddhasystem



Yah. Liquids and solids can be put under pressure, but they cannot be compressed. At least not with normal forces.

In any case, assuming the magnets surrounding the central magnet, as per the OP, did in fact have magnetic fields strong enough to do such a thing, they still must be both supported and pushed inward. Using magnets to try and mess around with Einstein/Hawking physics does not let you ignore Newtonian physics.

Even so, assuming you had a support structure capable of handling the job(say a scaffold arrangement wrapped in a stasis field, if I may pinch an idea from Niven)...at some point before the material of the center magnet "becomes smaller than it's Schwarzschild Radius," it will undergo a change in nature as the electrons in it's atoms are forced into the protons in the nuclei, whereupon they will merge and their charges will cancel out, leaving nothing but neutrons. Neutrons are heavy, as sub-atomic particles go, but they have no electrical charge, so they can sit all crowded together in one incredibly dense lump. This is called degenerate matter, or Neutronium, and it is what Neutron Stars are made of. The important thing here is that this fictional central magnet, now compressed to degenerate matter but not yet a black hole, still has a surface gravity of several million Gs.

I could go on, but do I really need to?


reply posted on 20-8-2011 @ 11:55 AM by Eurisko2012
reply to post by AnonymousVan


So certain are you.
----------
I think it can be done.
- The Philadelphia Experiment -


reply posted on 20-8-2011 @ 03:48 PM by AnonymousVan
reply to post by Fraam






Time travel is the ultimate tech a civilization/species can acquire. Imagine what you can do once you get it. You can insert yourself in any point in the past or future of your species or another's with dramatical consequences. This would require certain cosmic ethics. I think we are far from that point.


Sadly , its not possible

Travelling back in time, lets say, before your birth would cancel your existence in the moment you move backward in time,erasing you from the present , automaticaly make you cease to exist, because,before your own birth, you didnt existed


reply posted on 20-8-2011 @ 03:54 PM by AnonymousVan
reply to post by Eurisko2012



The Philadelphia Experimen was an experiment attempting to render a warship invisible , using the unified field theory, it have nothing to see with time travel , and the theory about the Philadelphia traveling in time is totaly BS

Pages: <<  19    20    21    22  >>    ^^TOP^^



Pokemon discovered in Venezuela
  Posted 14 days ago with 47 member flags
89-Year-Old Man Develops Bladeless Bird-Friendly Wind Turbine
  Posted 11 days ago with 45 member flags
Amazing snowflake images that you have never seen before.
  Posted 14 days ago with 44 member flags
Energy Solutions THEY don\'t want you to know about
  Posted 14 days ago with 35 member flags
Does this video show a working self propelled magnetic engine?
  Posted 7 days ago with 31 member flags
Viruses: alive or not?
  Posted 11 days ago with 30 member flags
NASA reveals secrets it has hidden on the Curiosity rover.
  Posted 17 days ago with 29 member flags