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Greatdane wrote:

deatheater wrote:

and I already stated that somewhere, just not on this forum post XP)

and it makes sense.

Also time gets distorted when near the event horizon of a black hole, meaning, you will most likely travel forwards in time (I think)

My theory is paradoxes are impossible, due to the fact of seperate timelines, actually alternate reality's would be much more of a worry, I think when it comes to paradoxes

If you are interested in black holes and event horizons, feel free to look into the works of Steven Hawking.

I made up a theory which I call "Alternate Paradox Theory" which states:

Any 'paradox' is actually an opinion of the viewer, and does not affect time, history, and so forth, unless taken into account an alternate timeline.

You may wonder, "Is that correct?". Well, look at it. It complies with the theory of alternate timelines, right? It just creates a separate one. How did I get this theory?

Einstein's special theory of relativity states:

Any two causes to an experiment are related.

And that told him that you can bend light, which is true.

So I took the theory and I said, "If you say 'I always lie', isn't it an opinion about yourself?". And since it is a paradox, all paradoxes are opinions.

There you go. 

throughthefire wrote:

What about my theory?

Yes, yours is correct. Black holes are distortions of space-time and cause "weird" effects. I say "weird" because it may be strange, but that happens all over the universe.

My earlier theory matches to yours. A paradox would form infinite black holes, then injecting energy into a new dimension through the black hole. A new big bang of our energetics will form, creating a new dimension, that will eventually hold human life, through our destroyed genetics. They will form with newer kinds of atoms created, and human life will advance and become evolved, or mutated.

My belief is that it isn't possible. Nuff said.

adriangl wrote:

shadowlord757 wrote:

My earlier theory matches to yours. A paradox would form infinite black holes, then injecting energy into a new dimension through the black hole. A new big bang of our energetics will form, creating a new dimension, that will eventually hold human life, through our destroyed genetics. They will form with newer kinds of atoms created, and human life will advance and become evolved, or mutated.

Or the paradox would simply duplicate the universe. The black holes would double the atoms and then they would be sucked into the new dimension, with  big bang they would form together almost exactly the way it did in our dimension, duplicating our world.

Excactly.

An alternate timeline is the core of "Alternate Paradox Theory".

*Steps out of nowhere*
Well, that was an interesting christmas Dr who episode... 3019  ...

Oh, time travel? I'm really not sure, but there have been many theories with and against Time Travel 

One of the main reasons people don't believe is "It sounds impossible", but haven't we already done thousands of things we thought we couldn't?

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nikkiperson2 wrote:

It would be impossible to go into the future, because the future should always be changing- to say that there is a future that's inevitable, you would be saying that we have no free will, and that all of our actions are pre-determined.  It just can't happen.

Actually a persons already done that (sure it was a couple of milliseconds, but it still counts)

Greatdane wrote:

adriangl wrote:

shadowlord757 wrote:

My earlier theory matches to yours. A paradox would form infinite black holes, then injecting energy into a new dimension through the black hole. A new big bang of our energetics will form, creating a new dimension, that will eventually hold human life, through our destroyed genetics. They will form with newer kinds of atoms created, and human life will advance and become evolved, or mutated.

Or the paradox would simply duplicate the universe. The black holes would double the atoms and then they would be sucked into the new dimension, with  big bang they would form together almost exactly the way it did in our dimension, duplicating our world.

Excactly.

An alternate timeline is the core of "Alternate Paradox Theory".

Exactly....

But to do so my theory would have to partly come into place...

For a duplictae dimension to form, our genetic energy would have to break through maliceful dimensional rifts, killing us, it forms imperfect duplicits of the dimension, possibly recreating us mutated, or advanced, but either way, time travel would create a mass of chaos in the dimensional rift.

SO DON'T TRY TIME TRAVELING!!

Greatdane wrote:

shadowlord757 wrote:

Exactly....

But to do so my theory would have to partly come into place...

For a duplictae dimension to form, our genetic energy would have to break through maliceful dimensional rifts, killing us, it forms imperfect duplicits of the dimension, possibly recreating us mutated, or advanced, but either way, time travel would create a mass of chaos in the dimensional rift.

SO DON'T TRY TIME TRAVELING!!

There is no such thing as genetic energy. You must be mixed up. My theory states and only states that all paradoxes are opinions of an alternate timeline, giving it the name "Alternate Paradox".

I also call it "False Paradox" and "Reverse Paradox" theory.

Genetic energy is just a term for "A specific human's atom" It exists, but is not a properly statted noun. Like my genetic enegry would be the heredity atoms of all my ancestors.

So what a said is technically correct 

Yes time travel could be possible but you will need to be moving faster than the speed of light. Why that fast? you may say. Well ok time started at one point in nothingness ( even though nothing is something). This is know as the big bang ( The moment time was created). Now the explosion made light you see. Therfore time can only be moving at the speed of light from it's originating point as if you go infront of the light there will be nothing again. So as Time continues to travel, things left traveling slower that light are left behind and so experience passing time (light and other things like sound).

(Now to the part that we can't do at the moment). Now if you where able to match your velocity with the speed of lights velocity you will no longer have light passing by you and so time stops. If you where able to get yourself at speeds grater than light than you will time travel back in time. If you continue to do this you could go back to the start of time. If you try to go beond the start of time you will cease to exist.

If you are then able to travel back to the starting place so much time (light) would of passed it that it would be old but you would still be young as the time (light) didn't pass you.

Now to travel into the future. You would need to travel at the speed of light towards the source (big bang) This would result in you traveling back in time as you would be aging normaly as time (light) would pass you at double the rate but you only get effected at a single rate.

When heading back to your starting location at the speed of light now you will stop aging but light will pass your starting location and what ever is there will age. Once you slow down and arrive you will then see that it has aged but you have hardly aged at all.

Thanks for reading. 






but I have more


Now light has mass it's only little. Now you times it by lights speed (3x10^(5 or 6) ) to get it's momentum. Now light that passes a black hole will get pulled into it because it's momentum won't be enough to exacape the black holes gravity. This will cause the light (time) to bend and change which could result in stuff being changed, if something passes through it and so you don't need to be able to travel at the speed of light to time travel.

And now to add alternate Universes into the equation. Now the bending light in two universes towards the black hole could cause an overlap in light and thus time resulting in the possiblitiy of something passing through into another universe.

(If you are a goverment offical: I just made this up please don't i don't know any thing... please nooooo!! let me go... I have nothing to do with this.)

(If you an't then this is possible, got to get the goverment of my back)

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obviously, it is possible to travel into the future. we do it all the time. and to travel into the future at a faster-than-usual rate relatively, you can travel at near lightspeed (or spend a few seconds (relative to you) near the event horizon of a black hole and then escape from its gravity well.

as for traveling backwards in time, it is possible for some particles, on the quantum level, to travel backwards in time, as the flatness of space-time disintegrates at the quantum level, forming many wormholes, fluctuations, and other phenomena, which collapse and fluctuate perpetually. At least, this is what I understand considering loop quantum gravity.

some theories on backwards time travel based on the multiverse theory involve the ending of the current path universe to return to a past, a past in which no information from the future can have reached, and the superposition of probabilities of the future remain uncollapsed. the main use of something such as this is that someone could manipulate statistics in such a way, like having a dice-rolling game where somebody roles 5 dice all at once. if all 5 dice do NOT all have a 6, then they go back in time, to before he rolls the dice. At that point, he does not know that he had traveled back in time. but eventually, he rolls all 6's. In the end, this is the only possibility, and its unlikelyhood would make an almost incontrovertable proof that either they cheated (could be eliminated somehow) or had interfered with the laws of probability.

Don't just take my word for these ideas though... but they might still be possibilities, and make for good science fiction plots.

zawicki1fromyoutube wrote:

It's impossible God made it so we can only see what he wants us to see, and if he doesn't want humans to see it, they will never get to it.

This thread may be interesting for you

I have travelled here from the past to tell you time travel *is* possible, and I'm still doing it.  But only forwards.

Time travel into the future is possible and has even been done.The way time travel into the future works is that the faster a speed something travels at,the slower time runs inside that thing.The current "record" for time travel is 0.2 seconds,set by an astronaut who was in space for about a year and a half.Time travel into the past,however,is impossible,or at least the traveling-faster-than-light way,since you would need an infinite amount of energy as light weighs nothing.You could use a traversable wormhole or create one,but you would need some kind of anti-gravity energy to keep the wormhole from collapsing,about -1 jupiter mass for every yard you want to open the wormhole.You would also need to reach planck energy,which isn't impossible,but the energy is equivalent to 10 to the 120th power.I forgot the energy unit,though.

well thats true brasss actually their are many weird theories supporting and contradicting these it is said if u have a super mass time will literally stop but all these theories support travel to future not past as if we change past we will create a new universe with new time line and then our friend Paradox cause if u werent there how could u change and that means u havent changed but u have and thats what is confusing well there is an experiment expected on this soon my some american proffesor if i m not wrong he is using light to make an electron travel through time seems foolish but just think if we can make an electron travel in past or future we can download data from future and this way we can infinitely develop in 100 years so OMEGA point might be just years away