Time Travel

[Auwais]

I tried changing the course of history in MGS3. Suffice to say, it failed.

 

[ste_mc_efc]

Gravity time dilation.

Google it and blow your mind.

 

[Cricketman]

IMO time doesn't exist. It's just something humans created to keep order and help in organization.

Time is relative.

 

[pcfan123]

It may be relative but one thing is for certain, time is linear. There is no going back.

 

[drainpipe32]

 

[MaD]

Mail the clock = time travel

That is so true! Send a clock from Sydney to Brisbane and the clock has gone back 1 hour?

 

[King Cricket]

Imagine how many paradoxes time travel would have created. There's that "grandfather paradox" thing as well as numerous similar kind of stuff. Don't think it will ever be possible.

 

[MaD]

Nothing is impossible

 

[King Cricket]

^ Yeah, maybe you're right.

Professor Predicts Human Time Travel This Century

Ronald Mallett, Professor at the University of Connecticut, has used Einstein’s equations to design a time machine with circulating laser beams. While his team is still looking for funding, he hopes to build and test the device in the next 10 years.

Lol. The whole "time" thing is so complicated!

 

[themuel1]

^ Yeah, maybe you are right.

Professor Predicts Human Time Travel This Century



Lol. The whole "time travel" thing is so complicated!

What a waste of money.

 

[ZoraxDoom]

I bet every scientist who's tried to discover time-travel has said that if they do discover it, they'd come back and tell them how to do it. Which never happens. I know I've made that pledge to myself. I'm giving myself till the age of 30 till I find out that I'm not making that happen

 

[Sureshot]

IMO time doesn't exist. It's just something humans created to keep order and help in organization.

Time is relative.

Human's created time?

No, it was either created by: God, aliens, the spaghetti monster or the BBT (which was actually created by a catholic priest, no really.)

Time is a dimension, it wasn't created by man (or anything). Don't confuse time with a clock.

Time travel possible? On Earth, certainly not. Outside of this planet, who knows, it's more sci-fi than sci-theory, not much research in to it at all.

Now, teleportation is indeed possible. It is held back by our data storage not being quick enough, nor powerful enough to cope. Theory being that you have a ultra-defined MRI that represents each atom in the body as a bit, then once all this is collected, you can then project the data. Un-tested, but it's pretty strong baring the whole data dilemna. [/sightlyofftopicbutinteresting]

 

[Kshitiz_Indian]

Human's created time?

No, it was either created by: God, aliens, the spaghetti monster or the BBT (which was actually created by a catholic priest, no really.)

Time is a dimension, it wasn't created by man (or anything). Don't confuse time with a clock.

Time travel possible? On Earth, certainly not. Outside of this planet, who knows, it's more sci-fi than sci-theory, not much research in to it at all.

Now, teleportation is indeed possible. It is held back by our data storage not being quick enough, nor powerful enough to cope. Theory being that you have a ultra-defined MRI that represents each atom in the body as a bit, then once all this is collected, you can then project the data. Un-tested, but it's pretty strong baring the whole data dilemna. [/sightlyofftopicbutinteresting]

Err, wouldn't that actually create copies rather than teleportation?

 

[Cricketman]

I'm not saying Humans created time, rather the idea of it.

If time doesn't exist, there is nothing to create. Time is nothing but a representation of life and death.

 

[pcfan123]

Your losing me here Rohit,

Time is nothing but a representation of life and death

???

Also I don't think we even created the idea of time. Even animals know when it times to mate/migrate/seasons etc. We just managed to implement a system to measure it accurately.