Yeah, only the fast body, moving around the Black Hole age less quickly, and essentially travel to the future. Or you can just fly at almost the speed of lght, for one week, and see the world 100 years in the future.
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Yeah, only the fast body, moving around the Black Hole age less quickly, and essentially travel to the future. Or you can just fly at almost the speed of lght, for one week, and see the world 100 years in the future.
Did you know that in the Middle Ages, writing with your left hand was punishable with death >_< i guess i would be dead then :|
No. Because at the begining of Earth I built my machine, thus enabling me to travel right back to the begining of time far away in 2043.
But humans didn't exist at the beginning of the earth, nor did they have the ability to make a time machine.
Hobbe travels back in time to the beginning of time only to find out that a cybernetic organism has also been sent back in time by his future self to prevent him from ever building the time machine.
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No, they didn't. But I went back to the beginning of Earth and brought the materials needed to create a Time Machine, able to do so because, when I get there my Time Machine I used to travel will exist and set the limit to how far back you can travel regarding your 'You can only travel back as far back as when the first Time Machine appeared' theory.
Because time is constantly moving forward. The only reason you would be able to travel forward in time is by using time dilation to accelerate one end of the wormhole to make it so less time has passed on it's side, whilst the other side progresses normally. Step through the accelerated end, and you come out in the future. Step through the stationary end, and you come out in the past, but after you started accelerating the other end.