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How does going faster than light makes you travel back in time?
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<blockquote data-quote="PaulaJedi" data-source="post: 132376" data-attributes="member: 4272"><p>It takes a long time for light to reach us. So, every planet and star you see in the sky could be already gone, but the light hasn't reached us yet to let us know. So, the theory is that if you go in the opposite direction of that light and faster than the light can travel, you can experience time before those planets, maybe the big bang. We don't know if there has been any verification, as user Einstein has said. If it has been verified, it is well hidden. Besides, I personally believe there are other ways to time travel besides physically going faster than light. For one thing, wouldn't the G's kills us and rip your vehicle apart? Perhaps a particle's speed is more important than US going fast. Who knows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaulaJedi, post: 132376, member: 4272"] It takes a long time for light to reach us. So, every planet and star you see in the sky could be already gone, but the light hasn't reached us yet to let us know. So, the theory is that if you go in the opposite direction of that light and faster than the light can travel, you can experience time before those planets, maybe the big bang. We don't know if there has been any verification, as user Einstein has said. If it has been verified, it is well hidden. Besides, I personally believe there are other ways to time travel besides physically going faster than light. For one thing, wouldn't the G's kills us and rip your vehicle apart? Perhaps a particle's speed is more important than US going fast. Who knows. [/QUOTE]
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