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Jul 20 2013 01:09am
time can only go foward and we can relatively, travel foward in time

theories are like whores, they all suck dick until something cums out
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Jul 20 2013 12:38pm
Only the movement of energy makes time detectable.
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Jul 21 2013 06:59pm
information travel trhough time?
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Jul 22 2013 08:08am
From a purely scientific standpoint time travel is impossible. Just by using the principle "The overall matter throughout the universe is constant" So if your theory were to be real then you would take "your" bodies atoms and lets say time travel 10+ years from now. That would mean you would rob this current universe of your matter and introduce them into the future where you still exist. Thereby adding additional matter and contradicting the rule.

Second the only type of time travel possible (while very minute) would be traveling at extreme velocities. Our current top speed is about 40,000 mph (space shuttle). Astronauts that spend a few months in space will be younger then people on earth (just a a very few seconds). This was proven by the atomic watch being like 3 seconds slower give or take then one on Earth.

Lastly the amount on energy needed to move an individual and his shuttle device would be so great that is right now and in the future still considered impossible. (unless we develop a new method, our current ones aren't even close to coming close)

I wouldn't rely to much on what quantum physics says, as it is still a new science. Much like when people believe Earth was the center of the solar system, it took centuries for it to finally be disproved.
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Jul 22 2013 08:19pm
Quote (Diablokgb @ Jul 22 2013 07:08am)
Just by using the principle "The overall matter throughout the universe is constant"
That is certainly not true, mass is not conserved in nuclear reactions (for example).

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I wouldn't rely to much on what quantum physics says, as it is still a new science.
Quantum mechanic (specifically QED) is the most highly tested theory of all time. It is generally referred to as "the jewel of physics". It's fine to be skeptical, but remove it and it will take just about everything else with it.

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Jul 22 2013 09:11pm
the fact that neutrinos move faster then the speed of light, in our universe, makes time travel possibe..If we can confirm this...
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Quote (doomchaser @ Jul 22 2013 07:11pm)
the fact that neutrinos move faster then the speed of light, in our universe, makes time travel possibe..If we can confirm this...


they don't
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Jul 23 2013 08:55am
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they don't


2 cases in the Large Hadron Collider seems to establish that they do,,,,, and from the star forget the name sycness#####something like that but also shows they can ....

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2 cases in the Large Hadron Collider seems to establish that they do
Actually no it did not. Upon further investigation the equipment used those tests turned out to be faulty, as everyone knew it would be. From CERN's website (http://press.web.cern.ch/press-releases/2011/09/opera-experiment-reports-anomaly-flight-time-neutrinos-cern-gran-sasso):
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The four, Borexino, ICARUS, LVD and OPERA all measure a neutrino time of flight consistent with the speed of light. This is at odds with a measurement that the OPERA collaboration put up for scrutiny last September, indicating that the original OPERA measurement can be attributed to a faulty element of the experiment’s fibre optic timing system.


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Actually no it did not. Upon further investigation the equipment used those tests turned out to be faulty, as everyone knew it would be. From CERN's website (http://press.web.cern.ch/press-releases/2011/09/opera-experiment-reports-anomaly-flight-time-neutrinos-cern-gran-sasso):


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yes we not sure could of been a faulty equipment upon further review can't just say Einstein was wrong after all. must be the equipment yeap that was it..
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