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Yes. It seems we perceive tiem much much different than it is in realtiy, which is no real surprise sicne everything int eh universe is very different form how we perceive it.

So apparently how we've evolved and our conscious is very simply seeing a result from a cause, seeign that "if a, then b" over and over remembered maybe for a moment, recorded then in books and cataloged, but the entire human experience boils down do "if a, then b"

Now, reality is in fact, a series of 3 dimensional holographic images. Each one for a separate instant of the universe. Think of the cards in an old fashioned nikelodeon rather than the cells of a strip of a movie.

Those cards are in fact shuffled in all different ways they are not linear, one doesn't follow the next. Its as if they are all strewn on the flat floor randomly. We perceive tehm as if they were int eh nickelodeon as a design in our evolution. They are not.

Dimensionally all that is needed is to step off the floor and stand up inteh room of our dimension from one card and step onto whichever new card you like. It si very likely teh next quantum leap will, whenever that next Einstein is born, will make it all clear.

yes. Yesterday everybody lived in a universe that was 24 hours younger than it is today. So, the entire universe of inhabitants traveled 24 hours into the future.

Amazing.

yes. There are actually two different kinds of time travel we can look at. Travel to the future and travel to the past need to be looked at differently.

Travel to the future is already possible through time dilation. The closer we approach the speed of light, the more we experience time dilation. That is, people who are not traveling might experience 10 years, while you only experience 10 days. When you travel across in a jet plane, you might jump nano-seconds into the future. Not very practical, but it might someday be a useful way to travel to the future.

Traveling back in time is a little sketchy. One theory is if we create a wormhole, and string it through the event horizon of a black hole (none of which is currently realistic), we can travel back in time to the point where the worm hole was created. That is, if we created this wormhole today, then one end of the worm hole could be frozen in time by the gravity of the blackhole. We could use this worm hole in the future to travel back in time to today.

All of this is highly theoretical, and way beyond any technology we have today.

Who knows, however, if someone comes up with a unified theory of everything, then they could figure out a way to manipulate the fabric of time, gravity, space, and be capable of teleporting through space and time. It would be a very exciting point in history, but I am not expecting it in my life time, or even my childrens lifetime.

Time Travel will NEVER be possible.

Think about it...

If Time Travel ever WERE to be possible in the future, we would have already had visitors from the future.

Since we have not had visitors from the future, we know that Time Travel will never be possible.

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Only traveling 60 seconds ahead in one minute, 60 minutes forward in one hour, 24 hours ahead in one day, etc. is possible. Time seems to pass more slowly at relativistic velocities, but inertial mass increases at a reciprocal rate, so matter can never travel sufficiently rapidly to slow time passage notably.

It is actually possible scientifically. Time differs from different places; for example the earth deforms a little during high / low tide, and if you were to place a 17 digit clock above the ocean (one foot) you would be able to see time actually slowing down and speeding up.

Time is funny you see, the further away from a gravity you get, the slower time goes.

An amazing example of REAL time travel is this, someone living in the space station (the only person who has lived there the longest) has gone 48th of a second slower than we on earth.

Here is how you can return to earth ONLY TEN years older while the earth would have lived ONE THOUSAND years longer: Say you go in a space ship and take off for a ten year mission @ the speed of / almost the speed of light and return to earth, you would have biologically aged only ten years, & it would only feel like ten years, YET on earth (with its gravity & its set time) it would have aged 1000 years, so it would be the year 3013, but you would only be ten years older.

AS for the past, as far as we know, you can see it only; example, you see someone, you are glancing into the past, only one billionth of a second into the past, but it is still the past, also the light that we see is actually an 8 minute delay of the actual light from the sun. & as we see other galaxies, we are looking into the far past.

Lets put it this way, another planet far, far away could be looking at us right this second that your reading this, yet @ that time they are looking @ us, earth could possibly have been dead for a million years.

Atoms could possible provide time travel. “Quantum nonlocality”

Some believe that you can send messages back in time using quantum nonlocality.

And I do believe some believe that going at the speed of light going in the opposite direction of the rotation of a black hole (due to its gravity) would send you backwards in time (although I don't really believe this.)

definite in one direction: the destiny. to take action, you like an somewhat speedy spaceship that could holiday to a considerable fraction of the cost of sunshine. you will adventure time contraction alongside right here formulation t' = root (a million -v^2/c^2)*t the place t' is the time you adventure t is the time experienced via a table certain observer (e.g earth) v is your velocity c the cost of sunshine. as an occasion in case you have been to holiday at 10% of the cost of sunshine, you may adventure a time contraction of ninety 9.498% no longer very spectacular. yet at 50%, time contraction could be 86.60% at ninety%, it could be 40 3.fifty 8% at ninety 9%, it could be 14.10% at ninety 9.9%, it could be 4.40 seven% So in case you could desire to get a spaceship to attain ninety 9.9% of the cost of sunshine, and preserve this velocity for 4.40 seven years, on your return to earth a hundred years might have long handed via. Fly for 40 4.7 years, and come back to earth one thousand years later. So in theory you could holiday forward in time. almost there are some snags. With increasing velocity , in simple terms like time contracts, your mass augments interior a similar share (e.g. if time runs 10x slower, your mass is 10x greater. with the intention to desire to adventure a similar stress on your seat, you may choose to chop back your acceleration for the reason that your mass greater (remember F=ma). additionally it might grow to be an increasing form of perplexing to go at those speeds and in all threat your physique might go through severe trauma (as an occasion each and each heartbeat might require lots extra potential).

I guess sleeping is one of time travel , so it can say that time travel possible and soon I believe that the scientist will invent it.

Quite possible, yes.

If you went into a black hole it would appear to you as if you were there for eternity as time does not exist in black holes.

Wormholes may take us to a different location, time and possibly a different universe.

Yes. I have done it once before. I am not joking.