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Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 91,758 Mod ✭✭✭✭
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Oh I see someone else has fallen for that old salesmans pitch.im_invisible wrote:i read something which said that travelling forward in time is no problem, its the back-in-time that gets you, thats only possible to the time the time machine was invented, so if its invented in 2015, (when we'll all be wearing our clothes inside out, and scooting around on hover-boards), then in 3030, well be able to go back to 2020, but not 2000,
As you know our universe is expanding so we can't just send a time machine to the big crunch and expect it to arrive at the big bang. Yes OUR universe is expanding. But there is another one that is contracting and when me and the lads sent the box over it nearly collided with an organic one. Job done and since the other crowd were carbon based we were able to meet up later on fro a session. They were well impressed with the styling of our Sharp microwaves and couldn't get over that metal artifacts don't get sick or go moody while for us having time machines that lay eggs is just brilliant.
Saved my bacon once. Was doing a bit of research on the sea people only to have some idiot run his chariot over my flux capacitor ( yes it was in a titanium shield ) just as the lightening hit
So had a couple of eggs and some soil , sunlight and watering later it had not only grown up into a very pleasent but lonely time machine. It also had enough "leaves" gathering sunlight that it didn't need an external power source. And being a time machine it could sent it's tendreals back so it grew very fast indeed.
To cut a long story short I was back in time for tea. And the the time machine ?
I sent it back to the other universe where it started up it's own courier business, we still keep in touch.0 -
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Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 91,758 Mod ✭✭✭✭ Join Date:Posts: 89996
yeah that's the other approach, of course it's very difficult to go faster than the speed of light. Unless you reduce the speed of light to a more sensible velocityalan dunne 27 wrote: »If you can travel fast enough you could travel faster than time.
For those of us who knew about it back in 1985 88mph was the target but by 1999 it halved again http://www.hno.harvard.edu/gazette/1999/02.18/light.htmlLight, which normally travels the 240,000 miles from the Moon to Earth in less than two seconds, has been slowed to the speed of a minivan in rush-hour traffic -- 38 miles an hour.
By 2004 they'd got it down to 4mph which was dead handy as you didn't even need to break a sweat. I can remember back in 1903 when I took the DeLorean back to look at the Gordon Bennett races I had to pop over to London to collect some bubbly. You should have seen the look on the bloke with the red flag
http://www.gordonbennettroute.com/1903race.html0 -
Capt'n Midnight wrote: »Oh I see someone else has fallen for that old salesmans pitch.
As you know our universe is expanding so we can't just send a time machine to the big crunch and expect it to arrive at the big bang. Yes OUR universe is expanding. But there is another one that is contracting and when me and the lads sent the box over it nearly collided with an organic one. Job done and since the other crowd were carbon based we were able to meet up later on fro a session. They were well impressed with the styling of our Sharp microwaves and couldn't get over that metal artifacts don't get sick or go moody while for us having time machines that lay eggs is just brilliant.
Saved my bacon once. Was doing a bit of research on the sea people only to have some idiot run his chariot over my flux capacitor ( yes it was in a titanium shield ) just as the lightening hit
So had a couple of eggs and some soil , sunlight and watering later it had not only grown up into a very pleasent but lonely time machine. It also had enough "leaves" gathering sunlight that it didn't need an external power source. And being a time machine it could sent it's tendreals back so it grew very fast indeed.
To cut a long story short I was back in time for tea. And the the time machine ?
I sent it back to the other universe where it started up it's own courier business, we still keep in touch.
ehhh.... i see your getting your drug induced hallucinations in the 7th dimension mixed up with reality again... i told you we were 4 dimensional beings and shouldn't try to comperhend the n-dimensional realities.im_invisible wrote: »<random post without reading whole thread>
i read something which said that travelling forward in time is no problem, its the back-in-time that gets you, thats only possible to the time the time machine was invented, so if its invented in 2015, (when we'll all be wearing our clothes inside out, and scooting around on hover-boards), then in 3030, well be able to go back to 2020, but not 2000,
(so we'll never be able to party like its 1999 again? why did i waste it at home with my family???)
wrong. think about the fundamentals of time travel. you're essentially warping the time space continuum to traverse great distances in a short period of time. at some point you're in neither today nor tomorrow but some timeless 0 dimensional space outside the universe(s). so what one of the first guys did when he created his time machine was he only half created it. it got him outside the continuum but deliberately cut out. then he fixed it there (tricky to do when you no longer have any dimensions to work in), and thus invented a 0-dimsenional time machine (which meant his time machine was invented outside of space time and thus could traverse anyway, what with 1/0 being undefined and all).
same principle was used to travel to other dimensions where midnight get's his fix from... unfortunately it seems he's becoming a little to dependent on the stuff, conceptualizing a 7D hallucination with only a 4D mental capacity can cause a lot of damage, poor thing.0 -
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