Here is a question to think about.

while a very other worldly concept to us it could still happen.
so what we are saying here is that nature itself is preventing us from breaking the speed of light by slowing down the time around our physical being and we can use this to our advantage by using this effect to travel through time because as we are slowed down, time around us would continue to move at its normal; speed so while we would feel no different we would actually be going alot slower than normal so technically looking through our own eyes everything would look like u hit the fast forward button on a movie until we stopped going the speed we are going so to explain it using Fujitsus theory we are canoeing down the river of time and we suddenly start going faster than the river itself and then to stop this the river forces us to paddle backwards so that the current still takes us but we go dramaticaly slower and in this way the river (time) still flows at its normal pace but we go slower
and since the river (time) is going at a quicker pace than us much of the river (time goes past us (Ill let u guys finish this theory out) so if alot of time passes us out then well be........
 
Most people think that time is like a straight line, but I think that time is more like a big ball full of time stuff. The people who write time travel stories all seem to think that you have to hop from one point on the straight line to another if you are travelling through time, but what you must really do is roll the time ball.
 
AuraGaurdian said:
while a very other worldly concept to us it could still happen.
so what we are saying here is that nature itself is preventing us from breaking the speed of light by slowing down the time around our physical being and we can use this to our advantage by using this effect to travel through time because as we are slowed down, time around us would continue to move at its normal; speed so while we would feel no different we would actually be going alot slower than normal so technically looking through our own eyes everything would look like u hit the fast forward button on a movie until we stopped going the speed we are going so to explain it using Fujitsus theory we are canoeing down the river of time and we suddenly start going faster than the river itself and then to stop this the river forces us to paddle backwards so that the current still takes us but we go dramaticaly slower and in this way the river (time) still flows at its normal pace but we go slower
and since the river (time) is going at a quicker pace than us much of the river (time goes past us (Ill let u guys finish this theory out) so if alot of time passes us out then well be........
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That's got to be some sort of world record for 'longest sentence'. Thanks for basically repeating everything that's been said so far in this thread.
 
You do know that "time" is something that man created to name existence? Time doesn't really exist and we can't explain how can it or time travel either.

We can make something that travels faster than time (to get to Mars in near no time) but we'll need so much energy that nothing on Earth (or everything on Earth) can make this happen.

It's an odd game, I tell you. There is no future, there are no years, no seconds, WE MADE THAT.
 
Heart's Soul said:
You do know that "time" is something that man created to name existence? Time doesn't really exist and we can't explain how can it or time travel either.

We can make something that travels faster than time (to get to Mars in near no time) but we'll need so much energy that nothing on Earth (or everything on Earth) can make this happen.

It's an odd game, I tell you. There is no future, there are no years, no seconds, WE MADE THAT.
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Yay, no more time!*throws clocks out of windows*
 
Heart's Soul said:
You do know that "time" is something that man created to name existence? Time doesn't really exist and we can't explain how can it or time travel either.

We can make something that travels faster than time (to get to Mars in near no time) but we'll need so much energy that nothing on Earth (or everything on Earth) can make this happen.

It's an odd game, I tell you. There is no future, there are no years, no seconds, WE MADE THAT.
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Ever heard of something called 'the 4th dimension'?

And even still, that doesn't stop us from going really fast, as if freezing ourselves for a certain amount of time just to 'wake up' in the future.
 
I wouldn't like to time travel. I'd most likely do something stupid in the past and ending up messing up the future :x

Time Travel is an interesting topic, but I'm afraid of the bad things that can occur from it.

I doubt we'll be able to do this until the far future xD
 
Para-Dox said:
Yay, no more time!*throws clocks out of windows*
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Time flies...

Can't really add much on what's already been said, time slows down relative to you as you approach light speed. One theory suggests that with negative mass you can achieve FTL travel but then you have the problem of gaining negative pass which is unlikely unless we can do something magical with anti-matter or the likes.
 
wakachamo said:
That's got to be some sort of world record for 'longest sentence'. Thanks for basically repeating everything that's been said so far in this thread.
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ummmmm yh thats kinda what I meant to do I was trying to just do a recap of everything we said cause it was all a bit confusing and split up so I decided to string it together into one post as to make it easier to read...........
though I suppose I did kinda make it a very long sentence but I didnt know that grammar was extremely necesary*_*.....and I suppose I should of been more clear what I was doing so in total I was just recaping on what had already happened and composing all the posts into one solid theory!;)
 
There's a 1990's radio play called Earthsearch by James Follett that deals with this very issue. Only, he argued that because you were traveling at the speed of light, time around you passed faster. So the protagonists return to Earth thinking only a thousand years had passed, and it turned out that three million years had gone. And, er, so had the Earth, hence the title of the thing.

It's a totally awesome production, btw. If you can find it, it's worth a listen.
 
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