Time Travel Possible?

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  • nara
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    Originally posted by Knolle1
    No I don't think time travel is possible
    Agreed

    Originally posted by Knolle1
    because time is something man has set to record events and has nothing to do with the everyday happening of the greater universe which is ever expanding and has no factors set on it.
    er,... sorry, but that's just bullsh*t.

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  • Knolle1
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    No I don't think time travel is possible because time is something man has set to record events and has nothing to do with the everyday happening of the greater universe which is ever expanding and has no factors set on it.

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  • RTR1879
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    With my luck, I'd nip into the future, get the lottery results, nip back and get them put on. Then on the day of the draw, 4 million people all pick the same numbers so share the top prize. ?2 each.

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  • garry1312
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    Originally posted by Meat-Head
    NO looking at INFERIOR websites
    Well that's it lets give time travel a miss

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  • Meat-Head
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    Somebody Tweeted the "best" you could ever do would be 30 seconds, then there's a LOT of criteria, no eating, drinking, smoking, age weight but the most crucial factor is NO looking at INFERIOR websites

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  • garry1312
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    I retract my last statement. I was under the impression this was a new thread starting on this page. Posted and then after subscribing was forwarded to page 1 doh!

    After reading the thread, along with articles etc I believe that time travel to the future has some possibility but to the past no.

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  • garry1312
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    and me

    But no I don't think time travel is possible at all. Be a nice thought but that's all I think it is.

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  • nara
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    Originally posted by paul hick
    sez who?...............
    Sez me....

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  • paul hick
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    Originally posted by nara
    Sez who?

    "The story is a mixture of fact, fiction, speculation, and madness."


    The Philadelphia Experiment - The Skeptic's Dictionary - Skepdic.com

    sez who?...............

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  • ecufix
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    With all the theories of multiverse going around sounds like the universe might not be the biggest thing around .

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  • GastonJ
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    That's ok, anytime

    I'm still waiting to find a credible answer to my questions which is "If the universe is the biggest thing ever and it's expanding then it must be expanding into something, which means it isn't the biggest thing surely?" People always come up with the balloon example, but that doesn't hold water, since when balloons expand they're still expanding into something. I think it's just a crap answer with no thought put into it at all. For something to expand it means it's getting bigger, but that still means that it has to have room inside something else to get bigger into..... Perhaps they should go with the truth - "The universe is the second biggest thing ever, but we don't know what the biggest thing is, but the universe is expanding into it"

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  • ecufix
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    Originally posted by GastonJ
    Can't think you'd see anything because the light reflecting off the objects behind you wouldn't be reflect back to your eyes. So I'd guess the opposite of light which isn't really dark, but the absence of light.
    That does make perfect sense , thanks for the answer, off now to think up the next silly question

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  • GastonJ
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    Can't think you'd see anything because the light reflecting off the objects behind you wouldn't be reflect back to your eyes. So I'd guess the opposite of light which isn't really dark, but the absence of light.

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  • ecufix
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    Originally posted by nara
    As long as nobody saw you coming.
    I was waiting to for that , tried to avoid it by using "arriving" but seriously what would one see if you looked back travelling faster than the speed of light?

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  • nara
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    Originally posted by ecufix
    Just wondering if you could travel faster than the speed of light ,would you see yourself arriving ?
    As long as nobody saw you coming.

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