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https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-68684244 Since the 1970s, to correct for this, about 27 leap seconds have been added to the global clock, with timekeepers planning on subtracting a second for the first time in 2026. This is known as a "negative leap second." However, the study...

If you could go back in time what car would you buy brand new that you can no longer get new today? What year would you have to travel back to?

Do you know the time? https://edition.cnn.com/style/dubai-building-worlds-tallest-residential-clock-tower-aeternitas-spc-intl/index.html

Concept of time travel, How scientists at Cambridge University discovered a way for humans to travel back in time. Ever thought about what it would be like to hop through time - going back to relive your favourite moments or forward to see what amazing things the future holds? Well, a...

If you could go back in time which dates would you want to live in AND would you want to return to the time you originally came from? For myself I would want to go back to January 1st 1990 and stay until April 19th 1994 which is the day before I was born. Yes I would want to return to 2023 or...

With forward time, you are slowly deteriorating physically but growing more mature and experienced, having to grieve losing your skills at the end. With backward time (only remembering the future), you begin as old and immature, slowly becoming both more healthy and wise from what has not yet...

If you go back far enough the world was actually more advanced technologically and spiritually both according to some researchers like Graham Hancock, David Icke, and others. Now we're like cavemen hitting each other over the head with sticks but we're doing it in virtual reality. What if the...

https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/how-sound-alters-sense-of-touch

I have some and cats flock to them. Why is this? Are there any sources on this? Any links?

This link leads to a Twitter channel owned by someone, who seems to be Alexander TT, a time traveler from the year 2048. I haven't yet gone through the Alexander IRC chat logs, so I don't know what they say. But it looks like the same guy. Have a look. The Twitter is in active now, for a while.

Period and Frequency in Oscillations | Physics. Frequency f is defined to be the number of events per unit time. For periodic motion, frequency is the number of oscillations per unit time. The relationship between frequency and period is f=1/T It seems the relationship between frequency and...

This thread is dedicated to the sharing of time dilating circuit schematics and the discussion. If you are to post a schematic, your post must have three parts -the schematic -Evidence the schematic does something, like footage -an explanation of how it works Thank you

An omni-ship is a vessel or vehicle capable of transporting one across space, time, dimensions, reality, universes, and beyond instantly. What would you do if you had such a thing? Personally, I would like to be similar to Doctor Who, where I'd travel far and wide through the cosmos helping...

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12sptW7AA3GqeuxQrgdLqijAnJYKZ-_x_cUDm5pGd-ig/edit?usp=sharing This is a little presentation on unconventional methods of time travel I've come across on the web. Enjoy

Any circuits out there that slow down or speed up time and can be measured with watches? Thanks

This thread is dedicated to ideas and discussion on opening portals that transport one physically to other places and times

Greetings. I would just like to say I’ve heard of a time travel method proposal known as the delta T antenna, from the alleged Montaigne project. The theory is about a rotating electromagnetic field, that in theory could rotate at velocities greater than light, leading to time travel. At first...

If we travel to another dimension how long do we stay there? What are the costs involved in doing such an endeavor? Finally------food for thought: If the Philadelphia Experiment was real----why did making a ship invisible cause it to travel in time and bilocate?

I know it's something simple like "just tell us what happens in your future", but that obviously has some problems like people not believing you, the butterfly effect, or some unforeseen paradox or force that stops you. Is there any other alternative way to prove yourself if any of those three...

I’m not talking about the theory where “you can’t time travel past beyond the machine’s creation”. Im thinking more like the beginning and the end of time (which if you ask me there is no end of time, only segments of it, more on that later). Would time travel allow time itself to go past...