Will Time Travel be Revealed in the Year 2028?

originally posted by: KiwiNite
If I would be a time traveler and wanted people to believe my story I would simply prove it. They could record their cities, news casts, "flying tvs" and simply show it to us. Well apparently humans from the future are still dumb and words are enough.

the fear of erasure is a reason they dont. would you if they can go back and have you aborted or killed?

I have time travelled when i inhaled the spirit molecule - Wonderful times

So silly. That "Old man mask" has been around since.. 2013? (and its out of focus on purpose due to that. (see the collar messed up?)

Just watch this YT vid.. tons of YT'er's have used it for pranks.

Youtube Old man Mask
And the voice is obviously in his 20's. come on.. try harder.

I'll make a PREDICTION.... its fake.

a reply to: darkbake

I'm glad you found these, Time Travel is one of the most fascinating subjects to me. I've been writing a book about TT so when i was browsing the threads and saw this it peaked my interest.

I don't think it ever exists.. unless there is incredibly strict limits in place for its use in the future. Consider.. once time travel is invented, it's invented for all time (unless a disaster or something removes the knowledge). So... the longer time goes on, the more people have access to it. Not just for a century.. but perhaps for 10s of thousands of years or much longer. SO.. with that many opportunities to travel back in time.. you'd think there would be much more obvious evidence of it.

Just doesn't seem likely I guess. In just over 10 thousand years, we have over 100 billion people on this planet. Now.. on a growing world.. what would say.. 50k more years bring? And if time travel existed.. we'd not have noticed? I think we would have. Unless it is highly regulated.. which is totally possible! : )

Jon Titor says General Electric invents Time Travel car.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

# i hope so!!

a reply to: darkbake
HUH? That's silly, you cant time travel because there is no such thing as time in and of itself, or as a real tangible thing in itself. Time is a man made technique used to bring order and sequence to this world.

ie, your time is based around now a days on two things, the seasons, which is based on many things biggest being the sun, and the earths magnetosphere which is derived from the molten core and its flux, and now a days a few atomic clocks, some in satellites in space which keep track of the shift in energy state while passed through radio waves. Basically your one second is 9,192,631,770 cycles of said cycle of cesium atoms while exposed to said radiowaves. Its why your cellphone always keeps track of daylight savings time and your alarm clock does not.

But anyways, the whole thing makes time relative, 9,192,631,770 cycles is one second, depending on who or what is looking at it and in what manner your measuring it. Because time is just a measuring stick, which is compared and contrasted to other measuring sticks out there in the known world.

On the earth things go a bit slower, in space farther away from earths gravity well things may be different. But it would not matter for humans since they would be long dead before any noticeable difference in time could be said to take effect, you would lose of your eyesight, and hollow bones, and go bannanas ect ect.

Let just say humans bodies don't function all to well in space or even in orbit. So not only does time depend on how or were your at, but in what capacity your there. And since time is relevant but relative, and only while your alive I suppose, there was that whole Twin astronaut thing they did where one went on the International space station in orbit for a year, and the other stayed on earth, and technically the one on earth was a few milliseconds older then when the twin went to the near orbit station came back.

But what is a few milliseconds to years of muscle atrophy and therapy required when he came back, so who really because older from that trip? Obviously there using the wrong measuring stick eh. Maybe he should have went a few more million miles out in space, for the whole time dilation thing to really take effect. 10 years there in deep space zooming by, may equal a few hundred years on earth, maybe. But he would be dead in a few months or days even in that environment with completely out of earths spherical influence. Even in that not only is time relative, but so is everything else. Just another measuring stick.

Right now its 10:00 PM as I am writing this, in Australia its 5:00 PM, so who would you go back in time to and to were? Will we be using eastern time zones, mountain time zones or pacific time zones on our time machine? As you can see time is just a mental construct that serves a function, in this case being helping a bunch of people stuck on a planet keep things in sync or to have some sort of order, basically sequential order. That is merely all. It has little to no power outside of that, its all relevant to moment in time based on and by the observer in comparison to the observers. Its just a way to keep track of moments. And when the moment is gone?

It is gone forever. Generally to never return.

Unless off course one were to recreate the moment, which can be done, but it is pointless.

In fact if there were other people on other planets they would not only be in different time zones, but different way of keeping time all together. If you were on a smaller planet with less gravity and a completely different weather system and ecological system maybe even two suns. Your time would be completely different and set up different then here on Earth, if anything Time does not dictate how things will be, freaking rain and a cloudy day and the season has more say and dictates how things will be, time didn't create the seasons, the season helped create the concept you know as time, and have a much more so powerful effect on you all then a non physical concept such as "time" does. Because its not a thing in and of itself, its a byproduct.

Human time for all intensive purposes was based around the sun, for centuries now, when it comes out, and when it goes down, when to hunt, when to eat, and when to go to sleep, now a days, when go to work, go home etc etc. From that, well you get cycles, and everything else are merely constructs created based on the circumstances of the physical world you find yourself in.

So ya! I don't see how this is still an issue. I could go on, but really saying you traveled through time is just saying you woke up this morning and put on your socks. That act right there is traveling through time. And saying you went to the future in 2047 or back to 1300 is just silly, because both of those are man made non physical constructs of the mind used to project a sort of sequential order to the physical world around you one in future tense the other in past tense.

In fact you could say its purely in your head, just a way the mind copes and has evolved, and been has been conditioned, to cope and function with the physical world around it. Saying you traveled back in time or in to the future is like saying you traveled through cheese to get to the butter. It makes no sense right?

I give those vids a thumbs down, Not because of there obvious attempt at what is obviously trollarie, which is endering I suppose, like a baby puppy taking its first steps, it does make one go "oh look at that, look at the cute lil troll, its attempting its first steps, how cute"

But sorry to say they are just not entertaining.

My question would be... Why the attention toward the year 2028 which happens to be a leap year.
If we take the year 2028 and dissect it a bit... we get 2 28 or Feb 28. Which happens to be the day right before 02/29/28, leap day in the year 2028.

Leap day in itself implies time travel. Right ? What is interesting... is the day (leap day) just goes completely missing, except for every 4 years. & that makes me think of our time in the linear model we have created, just like galadofwarthethird mentions in their reply. We created the Leap Day / Year...

I have to ask... Why are all these people working together making videos claiming Time Travel was invented in 2028 ?
Also note... There will be 2 more leap years prior to 2028, they are 2020 and 2024.

These are my thoughts on initially scanning the thread before I watched the videos. I did brief each video to hear their mention of the year 2028 as was stated in the thread to be sure they did indeed all bring up this year.

My thoughts are in regards to the year being very distinctly pointed at not so much as for the time travel concept but of course it appears to have another meaning/purpose. Nope I don't know what that meaning/purpose is ?

leolady

I think time travel either way is possible, however, whether we have the capability now or in the future remains to be seen. But we all know that technological constraints are overcome with understanding, time and development which means that TT is possible in our future. The question is, does our future exist yet? And if it does how is that possible? because we exist in the past maybe? And if we do then TT is already happening and what we see and experience as did our past ancestors throughout history did is either us from our future or others from the now or the future.

Like I said earlier, its not about whether we can TT but more so whether we can create the mechanism to be able to do so if it hasn't already happened!

TT a given for me be it in the past, present or future!

a reply to: theruthlessone

Spirit molecule?? Peyote?

Ive watched a lot of videos on time travel (but i think that they’re fake) so most of them suggested that Time travel as we know it was invented in 2004. But thats just to go in the future, and they also said that the time machine to go to the past was invented in the year 2028.

Of course, if you invent time travel in the future, then suddenly "time travel" exists everywhere and has always existed. That's the way time works.

a reply to: darkbake

OK if time travel was possible wouldn't it mean 2028 all ready exists and wouldn't that fall under the denominational or parallel universe theory ?

a reply to: musicismagic

Actually, for every day you travel at the speed of light, the Earth ages one year.

Thread reminds me of this song...

a reply to: gortex

I've pondered on the idea that "aliens" are really just us in our futuristic spacesuits from the future and try not to be seen or caught because they know the sort of damage it could cause.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

Time slips such as, for example, the scenario in Outlander (the Starz series) where a woman is able to touch a certain stone in Scotland and is transported 200 years back?

I always have this fascination that one day I'm driving home and then out of the blue, everything flickers and I'm suddenly somewhere between the 40's and 80's and my first reaction after I realize what happened is to drive past the house I lived in in the 80's and then to my grandma's in Shreveport if the year is prior to July 1985. I have a pretty vast imagination.

a reply to: Plotus

If you said civilization was in shambles because of no more iPhones, I'd believe you. But I DO love me some Pez.

As our planet rotates around the sun, heliocentrism, our solar system is traveling through space. If one were to travel back in time to a specified location, say your house growing up, upon arrival you would be floating in space, because the Earth is no longer in that part of the universe.

originally posted by: ToddWatkins
As our planet rotates around the sun, heliocentrism, our solar system is traveling through space. If one were to travel back in time to a specified location, say your house growing up, upon arrival you would be floating in space, because the Earth is no longer in that part of the universe.

But that would mean you're traveling through time and staying in the present. If you went back in time to 1950 then the Earth would be in the exact spot it was in, in 1950, not 2018.