Method for extreme amounts of time dilation

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Derrick C.

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timecore said:
First get a grasp on this idea first. If you push up on a object on south position it would go north.If you push down on a object on north position it would go south.If you push to the side on a object on east position it would go west.If you push to the side on a object on west position it would go east.The same thing can happen with a jet or rocket that spins.
I found out how to cause great amounts of time dilation.Through causing a circular motion.By having
a machine move simultaneously forwards and also spin.
What you do is you have a one inch circumference disk that has jet nozzle sticking out of one its sides.That has jet exaust coming out of it.Which pushes it forwards at the correct to make it go in a circular motion of one inch. While it spins 80 feet per hour.Because a motor spins the disk from it's center.The motor is on top of a platform that has ball bearings underneath.then put a disk on top that disk.Which is rotated in the opposite direction the same speed.Put a camera and a watch
on top of the first disk.Have the camera observe the second disk while observing the watch.The second disk is centerized with the first disk.And is on a shaft that it's electric motor rotates on.

I found that in the blender program game engine as you spin and go forwards simultaneously.A cube
will produce a circular motion.And also if you make the spin go faster.While keeping the forward motion the same.The circular motion gets tighter.And also if you make the spin go slower.While keeping the forward motion the same.The circular motion gets bigger.

Here are some calculations i did.Showing you can get large amounts of time dilation.If you did what
typed above.


The circular motion has to be same amount of time as the spinning motion starting out.

1 inch circumference disk and 1 inch circumference circular motion
80 foot per hour forward motion 80 foot per hour rotation motion simultaneously happening.
12 inches x 80 feet=960 inches 960 inches/60 minutes=0.0625 of a minute

2 in. 40 foot per hour rotation
4 in. 20
8 in. 10
16in. 5
32 in. 2.5
64 in. 1.25
128 in. .625
256 in. .3125
512 in. .15625
1024 in. .078125
2048 in. .0390625 170 feet circular motion 80 feet per hour 2 hour .0625x10=.625
4192 in. .01853125
8384 in. .009265625 698 feet circular motion 80 feet per hour 8 hours 30 minutes

.375+.09375=.46875=2hours and .03125 of a minute

.50 6 in.
.25 3 in.
.125 1.5 in.
.0625 .75 in.
.03125 .375 in.
.015625 .1875 in.
.0078125 .09375 in. 11 hours
.375 inches per hour rotation

.0078125
What i am essiantly typing is that if you have a tight enough circular motion that goes a particular
speed.And you slow down the spin enough.You will get a large amount of time dilation.If you use the method above.
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so what your saying is a hi tech super fast merry go round and we can time travel :) sweet i like your idea :D
 
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timecore

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TimeFlipper said:
timecore said:
My time travel device would allow you to go faster than speed of light.Which could possible allow you travel back in time.


Dumb Scientist – Any FTL signal can be sent back in time
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Maybe it wouldnt be a bad idea for you to make a small model of this and see what happens..you could attach the whole device to a line which would allow it to spin around in a circle and use a rocket thruster instead of the jet..
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It does not need a line to work.That is the beauty of it.
 
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so what your saying is a hi tech super fast merry go round and we can time travel :) sweet i like your idea :D[/QUOTE]The time dilation device goes 80 foot per hour and slower and slower so it is not very fast.
 
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Here is another time dilation device calculation showing it works.
1 foot circumference disk 80 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 1 foot circumference
circular motion 60/80=.75 of a minute

1 foot circumference disk 40 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 2 feet circumference
circular motion 60/40=1.5

1 foot circumference disk 20 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 4 feet circumference
circular motion 60/20=3

1 foot circumference disk 10 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 8 feet circumference
circular motion 60/10=6

1 foot circumference disk 5 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 16 feet circumference
circular motion 60/5=12

1 foot circumference disk 2.5 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 32 feet circumference
circular motion 60/2.5=24 minutes

1 foot circumference disk 1.25 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 64 feet circumference
circular motion 60/1.25=48 minutes
1 foot circumference disk 1.25 feet per hour rotation=the time it rotates is 45 minutes
1 foot circumference disk .78125 feet per hour rotation 80 feet per hour forward 80 feet circumference
 
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TimeFlipper

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timecore said:
so what your saying is a hi tech super fast merry go round and we can time travel :) sweet i like your idea :D
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The time dilation device goes 80 foot per hour and slower and slower so it is not very fast.[/QUOTE]
timecore said:
TimeFlipper said:
timecore said:
My time travel device would allow you to go faster than speed of light.Which could possible allow you travel back in time.


Dumb Scientist – Any FTL signal can be sent back in time
Click to expand...
Maybe it wouldnt be a bad idea for you to make a small model of this and see what happens..you could attach the whole device to a line which would allow it to spin around in a circle and use a rocket thruster instead of the jet..
Click to expand...
It does not need a line to work.That is the beauty of it.
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I suggested the line which could be a clothes line for example, attached to the device and the other end of the line attached to a concrete post, which would be suitable for keeping the device within a small area and not flying off into hyperspace lol...But if you dont care about it flying away, you could still make a small model of it for your own pleasure and find out if your theory does work :)
 
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I dont know if you can get the TV program called Scrapheap Challenge..Its about two teams that have to come up with a working model of what ever it is decided by the programs producers, it can be a car which has to travel a certain distance through obstacles but has to made from everything thats in the that scrapyard.....Hopefully this might get you thinking ;):D
 

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