timeisrelative
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how timetravel could work
here this out and think it through...first is that its impossile with current thoughts of space, time, and the speed of light. Now think out of that realm...imagine you could travel at the speed of thought. #1 how fast is thought? the instant you want to start the stopwatch you must stop it therefore the speed of thought is instant. #2 light travels away from earth at the speed of light, therefore light from say 1804 is 200 light years away from the earth of 1804. We want to go observe 1804. EVERYTHING has moved in 200 years (me, you, your house the earth is in a different spot, the sun has moved, the solar system, the galaxy, etc...) but that light has followed one line (maybe distorted by blackholes, white dwarves, other large objects) but lets not think about that and say one line. now if you traveled from where you are at this moment to where that light from 1804 is (it still exist and always will) you would see life in 1804. Thats it! Now you can obsere the past without disrupting any future events.
here this out and think it through...first is that its impossile with current thoughts of space, time, and the speed of light. Now think out of that realm...imagine you could travel at the speed of thought. #1 how fast is thought? the instant you want to start the stopwatch you must stop it therefore the speed of thought is instant. #2 light travels away from earth at the speed of light, therefore light from say 1804 is 200 light years away from the earth of 1804. We want to go observe 1804. EVERYTHING has moved in 200 years (me, you, your house the earth is in a different spot, the sun has moved, the solar system, the galaxy, etc...) but that light has followed one line (maybe distorted by blackholes, white dwarves, other large objects) but lets not think about that and say one line. now if you traveled from where you are at this moment to where that light from 1804 is (it still exist and always will) you would see life in 1804. Thats it! Now you can obsere the past without disrupting any future events.