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Originally posted by DoctorSatan
... according to this theory
I like time travel, it #ing awesome. But this theory threatens to destroy time travelling possibilities. Please debunk it. Please?
3 rules of time travel:
1. You cannot travel in the past, only view it.
2. You cannot travel in the future because it hasn’t happened yet.
3. Maximum velocity in a wormhole is relative to the distance it cuts or extends. (i.e., it acts somewhat like a glass slab)
Explanation for rule 3: (it’ll get a little sciency )
This is a wormhole: link
Let’s assume the distance between points A and B is x.
Let the time taken be t.
Going A to B in a wormhole will also take t.
Remember this, velocity is relative to your point of view, so from inside may be 300,000 km/s, but to a person outside it is either slower or faster.
Please prove this theory wrong. K thanks.
edit on 20-9-2011 by DoctorSatan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DoctorSatan
3 rules of time travel:
1. You cannot travel in the past, only view it.
2. You cannot travel in the future because it hasn’t happened yet.
3. Maximum velocity in a wormhole is relative to the distance it cuts or extends. (i.e., it acts somewhat like a glass slab)
Originally posted by DoctorSatan
... according to this theory
I like time travel, it #ing awesome. But this theory threatens to destroy time travelling possibilities. Please debunk it. Please?
3 rules of time travel:
1. You cannot travel in the past, only view it.
2. You cannot travel in the future because it hasn’t happened yet.
3. Maximum velocity in a wormhole is relative to the distance it cuts or extends. (i.e., it acts somewhat like a glass slab)
Explanation for rule 3: (it’ll get a little sciency )
This is a wormhole: link
Let’s assume the distance between points A and B is x.
Let the time taken be t.
Going A to B in a wormhole will also take t.
Remember this, velocity is relative to your point of view, so from inside may be 300,000 km/s, but to a person outside it is either slower or faster.
Please prove this theory wrong. K thanks.
edit on 20-9-2011 by DoctorSatan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by DoctorSatan
... according to this theory
I like time travel, it #ing awesome. But this theory threatens to destroy time travelling possibilities. Please debunk it. Please?
3 rules of time travel:
1. You cannot travel in the past, only view it.
2. You cannot travel in the future because it hasn’t happened yet.
3. Maximum velocity in a wormhole is relative to the distance it cuts or extends. (i.e., it acts somewhat like a glass slab)
Explanation for rule 3: (it’ll get a little sciency )
This is a wormhole: link
Let’s assume the distance between points A and B is x.
Let the time taken be t.
Going A to B in a wormhole will also take t.
Remember this, velocity is relative to your point of view, so from inside may be 300,000 km/s, but to a person outside it is either slower or faster.
Please prove this theory wrong. K thanks.
edit on 20-9-2011 by DoctorSatan because: (no reason given)
When you have a memory, you are traveling to the past.
You are presently traveling into the future.
So time travel is possible.
Originally posted by jellyfishbrains
reply to post by Agarta
The Akashic records? LOL
they don't exist either...
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by DoctorSatan
... according to this theory
I like time travel, it #ing awesome. But this theory threatens to destroy time travelling possibilities. Please debunk it. Please?
3 rules of time travel:
1. You cannot travel in the past, only view it.
2. You cannot travel in the future because it hasn’t happened yet.
3. Maximum velocity in a wormhole is relative to the distance it cuts or extends. (i.e., it acts somewhat like a glass slab)
Explanation for rule 3: (it’ll get a little sciency )
This is a wormhole: link
Let’s assume the distance between points A and B is x.
Let the time taken be t.
Going A to B in a wormhole will also take t.
Remember this, velocity is relative to your point of view, so from inside may be 300,000 km/s, but to a person outside it is either slower or faster.
Please prove this theory wrong. K thanks.
edit on 20-9-2011 by DoctorSatan because: (no reason given)
When you have a memory, you are traveling to the past.
You are presently traveling into the future.
So time travel is possible.