BLU_Spy wrote:
epicepicman wrote:
Guys guys guys, your doing it all wrong! It's common knowledge that you can travel 7 years into the future and back by learning a song on your magical ocarina and pulling a sword out of the ground!
Anyways, I saw this show once that said time travel might be possible if you can make something move faster than the speed of light. And scientists have discovered particles that move faster than light, so if you stuff a bunch of those into a time machine, mission accomplished. You would only be able to go into the future though, so we wouldn't be able to discover an exact account of history or anything.But how will the person come back to the present?
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Whatever. ALL FOR SCIENCE.
EDIT: This is the best thread ever.
THAT'S WHAT I ALWAYS SAY
You can't go NEGATIVE the speed of light. Your velocity may be negative, but NOT YOUR SPEED.
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epicepicman wrote:
Guys guys guys, your doing it all wrong! It's common knowledge that you can travel 7 years into the future and back by learning a song on your magical ocarina and pulling a sword out of the ground!
Anyways, I saw this show once that said time travel might be possible if you can make something move faster than the speed of light. And scientists have discovered particles that move faster than light, so if you stuff a bunch of those into a time machine, mission accomplished. You would only be able to go into the future though, so we wouldn't be able to discover an exact account of history or anything.
There is no particle faster than light. That was a clock failure.
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ImagineIt wrote:
epicepicman wrote:
Guys guys guys, your doing it all wrong! It's common knowledge that you can travel 7 years into the future and back by learning a song on your magical ocarina and pulling a sword out of the ground!
Anyways, I saw this show once that said time travel might be possible if you can make something move faster than the speed of light. And scientists have discovered particles that move faster than light, so if you stuff a bunch of those into a time machine, mission accomplished. You would only be able to go into the future though, so we wouldn't be able to discover an exact account of history or anything.There is no particle faster than light. That was a clock failure.
I just did my research and there was something faster than light. But, to quote the article:
Gizmodo wrote:
So yes, something did move faster than the speed of light and it was, this time, real. And, yes, it is impressive in a very abstract physical science kinda way. But it's not going to turn Einstein's theory on its head, nor revolutionize physics. So I wouldn't get too excited.
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All you honestly need is a wormhole for the most BASIC type of time-travel.
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BLU_Spy wrote:
I also think that you could make clones with time-travel. You just need to send the person to the same place, at like a second ago.
Hmmmm... Never thought of that. Maybe I should try it.
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BLU_Spy wrote:
I also think that you could make clones with time-travel. You just need to send the person to the same place, at like a second ago.
But then the first copy would be gone in a second.
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Of course time travel is possible. The faster you go, the slower time goes for you, so the faster you travel through time. And gravity also affects time similarly to speed.
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BLU_Spy wrote:
I also think that you could make clones with time-travel. You just need to send the person to the same place, at like a second ago.
I've always been thinking that.
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that was a terrible joke
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I was thinking about this for a long time, and I'm not sure how it would work:
So let's say a guy went back in time and made another guy want to kill him. The guy that wanted to kill him ended up killing him in the future after the time traveler did whatever made the guy angry. So, would the guy die instantly, or only once he gets back to the present day?
Also, if someone went back in time and changed history, would the changes happen before or after the person goes back in time?
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epicepicman wrote:
Also, if someone went back in time and changed history, would the changes happen before or after the person goes back in time?
Paradox!
But what if in the future the world has been seized by evil robots controlled by an ultra evil supercomputer originally designed for military purposes that became self aware and reprogrammed itself to destroy the human race, and then some dude leads the human resistance, and then the supercomputer devises some genius plot to send some cyborg bodybuilder back to the year 1984 to assassinate this dude's mother before he was born in order to effectively erase him from existence and allow the machines to freely continue ruling the planet, and then the humans are like "two can play at that game" and sends a soldier back to protect this woman whose son could decide the fate of the earth, and then this soldier ends up actually impregnating her and becoming the leader's father, creating an enclosed time loop/predestination paradox but then gets killed off, and this woman defeats the evil cyborg and lives on with her life to raise her son and prepare him to lead the resistance in the future!
(wow I actually summed up the entire first terminator movie in one sentence.)
But seriously though the whole Kyle Reese being John Connor's biological father is a pretty crazy paradox if you ask me...
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time travel is logically impossible. for one: two time periods cannot exist at once. second: the whole world would have to travel with you. it would not be sensible because it would kill the world's present population, including the traveler
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Agg725 wrote:
time travel is logically impossible. for one: two time periods cannot exist at once. second: the whole world would have to travel with you. it would not be sensible because it would kill the world's present population, including the traveler
Those are not necessarily true at all.
1. Nobody knows how time works. For all we know, the present only one of many presents.
2. No, the whole world would not have to travel with you. You go back to the past world.
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MirandaDaniels wrote:
Discuss time-travel here.
Do you believe it is possible?
While time-travel is a cool concept - the guidelines for this forum do not permit topics on just anything you like - it's for discussing books/games/movies that you enjoy and want to share with others. This is to help focus and guide the conversation so that it doesn't wander all over the place and get nowhere
So please build your topics around some source of media that you are enjoying and want to discuss
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