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2918619 No.2918619 [Reply] [Original]

so why time recall woud be imposible?is it necesary to reach light speed to travel in time?
I mean can we make a wormhole here on earth?

>> No.2918625

bamp

>> No.2918624

bump

>> No.2918628

we can make wormholes but they last about 10^-20 seconds or something

>> No.2918629

What

>> No.2918637

>>2918628
So can't we profit from this?can't we manufacter that hole on our body?

>> No.2918642

desperatly bump

>> No.2918650

You cant travel backwards in time with our current understanding of physics.

It just doesn't happen

>> No.2918653

>>2918650
beacose?

>> No.2918656

a wormhole on earth would be catastrophic, a safe distance would be a wormhole near pluto also if i'm not wrong the amount of energy needed to open open a wormhole is almost impossible to obtain

>> No.2918661

>>2918653
Time dilates when you go faster but thats due to the interplay between space, the speed of light and time.

Plus you can never reach the speed of light even with all the energy in the universe.

Going backwards is just infeasible.

Time doesn't really exist, its just our perception of change.

>> No.2918666

>>2918656
maybe we don't know how to trigger all the energy...unlike darkamtter which have 100% randament

>> No.2918685

>>2918661
Didn't the space expanded faster then the speed of light after the big bang, if we belive in that theory?

>> No.2918696

>>2918685
so this is why time exists?so if we stop moving we coud stop time or recall it?

>> No.2918706

>>2918696
No, you would experience time at the same rate you are now.

But to a moving observer you would appear to age quicker.

>> No.2918711

>>2918685
Space can move faster than the speed of light, since its not really a thing with mass.

Space has no past, present or future. So it can go as fast as it goddam likes.

>> No.2918731

So....iamgine a paper(2d time) with a line draw on it with magnet at it both ends.If the the magnets are strong enough they have to get together somehow ...

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>> No.2918762

bump

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>>2918653
>>2918642
>>2918625
>>2918624
>>2918619

>LOL I TROL U

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>>2918766
No!

>> No.2918786

>>2918777
also triples spoke

>> No.2918788

Its more feasible to travel to an alternate universe which is identical to ours but farther back in time than it would be to travel backwards in time.

Time is like a line which we are on that we can only move in one direction. however, if there are multiple universes, then at any point in time new universes are being created with different outcomes. if we could somehow travel to an alternate universe, it would be like going back in time.

but like what everyone else has been saying, wormholes are very unstable and small. You'd need a lot of energy to open one and keep it stable. And then, how would you get back to this universe? You'd have to hope you traveled to a universe where cross-universe travel is normal...

>> No.2918799

>>2918788
>>2918788
what woud you do for somethign that you love!!!

>> No.2918800

>>2918711
Your saying space can move?
Space is the fabric of our universe, it's only stretched

>> No.2918811

>>2918800
That would have been harder to explain.

OP seems like a massive pleb

>>2918799
You cant go back in time. Give up and move on.

If something changes this you will probably hear about it on the news.

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2918849

>>2918811
fuck you

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2918872

how do i into reverse entropy?

>> No.2918877

>>2918849
I'm sorry but there are 16 yr olds who understand relativity.

Explaining it so someone obsessed with reversing the flow of change isn't on my to-do list.