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Re: MIT + Time Travel + Convention
since the universe is expanding and our solar system is hurtling through space at thousands of miles per hour
wouldnt a time traveller also need a star ship? you send yourself even one hour into the future, and the earth will no longer be at this location when you pop back in someone travelling from hundreds or thousands of years in the future would need to travel light years to get back to where we are now, relative to the center of the universe. still the idea of only having one time travel convention is a little presumptuous - why not have one every 100 years? I can see people in the future saying "you wanna goto that 2005 convention?" "nah, the weather was miserable, besides theres nothing to do in Boston in 2005 - lets goto the 2805 one next" |
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See you all there. JT 229 |
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since the earth is travelling through space at an incredible speed, if you travel through time and somehow manage to stay attached to the earth, isnt there a time-travel-rate at which you would be travelling faster than light? Einstein would be very upset with you! c is the limit. Its not just a good idea, its the law! If you could somehow attach yourself to the earth, then wouldnt you need to exist in all the times between now and the time you were heading to? If I travel from today back to last year, wouldnt an observer in normal time perceive me as a frozen statue, sitting in my time machine, in the same location, from last year until now? |
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A good time machine, as mentioned above, will be invented in the future that will over come that distance, likely by antimatter travel.
Remember, the world was flat til Galileo said it wasn't. With c, space is the limit! |
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Sorry to bring back an old, long forgotten, thread. But, did anyone watch SNL this past saturday (8-06-05)? They talked about the Time travel Convention during "Weekend Update." Just wondering if anyone else caught this?
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No, what did they say?
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(paraphrasing) "This either means that time travel is not possible, or people from the future already knew that this convention sucked." It was funny, imo. Andy B. |
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