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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: NlightNd1]
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yea gravity is pretty fucked up too.. where the fuck does it comes from?! the bigger the object is in space, the more gravitational pull it has on smaller object near it.. its so weird. i remember hearing along time ago.. if you have an object balanced above that weights ____ tons, you would float between the object and earth.. i cant remember that magic number nor can i find any info on it right now but that would be badd ass.. basically, the object weights just as much as earth n if u were to walk in the middle of the two, you would be caught in both of the gravitational forces of the two... idk... food for thought..


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: tripp23]
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Gravity makes sense in a way,

I mean it's just there and it's always here,

and we KNOW it's there,

but why?

Who knows?

and why is the speed of light limited to XXXXXXXXX mph?

Is gravity responsible?

I'm confused.


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Young male going by the name "Bassfreak" entered Worcester General complaining of a sharp pain in his buttock region after attending EDM event. Attending physician considered a possible diagnosis of acute rave anus, but upon further investigation it was determined there was nothing cute about patient's anus.
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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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its all a paradox.. well never know until we reach those depths in anyway possible.. i would probably take a journey into a blackhole just to see what would happen.. hell, id love to find out for myself!


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: tripp23]
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tripp23 said:
its all a paradox.. well never know until we reach those depths in anyway possible.. i would probably take a journey into a blackhole just to see what would happen.. hell, id love to find out for myself!


You would get ripped to shreds before you're brain can send an electrical signal saying "OH FUCK!"

I don't think we'll find anything out by diving into a black hole,

gonna have to make some kind of technology though that lets us explore them,

seems pretty impossible though.


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koods said:
Young male going by the name "Bassfreak" entered Worcester General complaining of a sharp pain in his buttock region after attending EDM event. Attending physician considered a possible diagnosis of acute rave anus, but upon further investigation it was determined there was nothing cute about patient's anus.
Life-long trip report

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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Yeah it's impossible for anything made out of matter to enter a black hole. Black holes destroy the fabric of space and time. Kind of like the opposite of the Big Bang. Anything physical, made out of the fabric of space and time, would be disintegrated into nothing or an infinitely small space.


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: NlightNd1]
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Gotta think that eventually a black hole will eat up this entire universe,

but I'm sure there's an infinite amount more outside of what we think are "boundaries"

There's no way it stops,

I believe the most psychedelic thing ever fathomed is the universe,

it's just impossible to comprehend.


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koods said:
Young male going by the name "Bassfreak" entered Worcester General complaining of a sharp pain in his buttock region after attending EDM event. Attending physician considered a possible diagnosis of acute rave anus, but upon further investigation it was determined there was nothing cute about patient's anus.
Life-long trip report

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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jeezz.. fuck life n these impossible mysteries.. how gay to be trapped on a rock our whole lives n not once to be able to step off it..


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: tripp23]
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Personally I think death will hold many answers,

I think that the only "God" is infact, the Universe.

When our spirits are free they will be shown the secrets,

sounds stupid,

but so does Christianity and the like :smile:


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koods said:
Young male going by the name "Bassfreak" entered Worcester General complaining of a sharp pain in his buttock region after attending EDM event. Attending physician considered a possible diagnosis of acute rave anus, but upon further investigation it was determined there was nothing cute about patient's anus.
Life-long trip report

Edited by pfxtc (01/22/09 09:34 PM)

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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^^^ thats basically what i believe.. were just an energy trapped in these useless multi-celled organisms


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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That doesn't sound stupid to me. Actually I know for a fact that what you said is true. It's good to hear that more people know about this truth.


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: NlightNd1]
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NlightNd1 said:
That doesn't sound stupid to me. Actually I know for a fact that what you said is true. It's good to hear that more people know about this truth.


Haha,

we can only hope it is true,

I wish to be a pioneer of the universe when I'm dead,

only time will tell,

this planet has PLENTY to offer,

and I'm not talking about buying a nice jet ski or a nice tv,

baby steps.


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koods said:
Young male going by the name "Bassfreak" entered Worcester General complaining of a sharp pain in his buttock region after attending EDM event. Attending physician considered a possible diagnosis of acute rave anus, but upon further investigation it was determined there was nothing cute about patient's anus.
Life-long trip report

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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Yes.

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: pfxtc]
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Gravity is actually fairly well explained by relativity. Dense objects actually curve the space around them, so less dense objects are forced toward them by the curvature. It's like those things where you drop a penny in and it rolls around and around the cone until falling into the hole in the center. Of course, this explanation opens the doors to a whole slew of other questions, such as the nature of space and how it is possible to "curve" it.

That's why science rocks.

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? *DELETED* [Re: DroneLore]
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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: civil twilight]
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If it were possible for a human to enter a black hole without disintegrating into so many tiny pieces it might as well be nothing, it'd be pretty sick.

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: DroneLore]
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In the yet truly discovered science of spirituality, it is possible.


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: DroneLore]
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time travel is a joke

no one really thinks it through very far.

what would you do with time travel? what would be travelling?
and say you actually ended up in the 'time' you were hoping to reach.. where would you be?

and then theres all of the 'going back and killing your mother' paradox that is only ever ignored by people taking time travel seriously.

unless we consider going back in time discards your universe and implants you into a universe that is identical to your own universe at that time. well first, it couldnt be identical, because all of a sudden the universe has all this mass etc that is there that wouldnt otherwise have been there (your body and timetravel machine which is now 'back in time').
so in going back in time you would have to destroy some of the previous universe in order to make room for yourself.. or else you would violate the conservation of energy

which part of the universe would you be destroying? pertinent question for those science fiction fans trying to entertain time travel


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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: Noteworthy]
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If time travel was invented it would mean the end of history, that is that you only travel between times only after time travel has been invented.

But maybe time is a cycle and certain chemicals can release coded messages in our DNA from our ancestors or our future selves.


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Edited by GaiaAnnunaki (01/22/09 10:43 PM)

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: GaiaAnnunaki]
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!!!
Search for Dr. Ronald L. Mallett. This man has devoted his entire life to time travel. All just to go back in time to save his father. Tragically, he realized that the earliest he could go back would be the time when the machine was developed. It's a very sad non-fiction story. I guess it makes sense though. I feel very sorry for him though. The moment of that realization must have been crushing after literally spending his entire life working towards such a singular selfless goal.

It makes me uneasy though. People tinkering with time etc.. I am fascinated with technology, but the what ifs...

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Re: Is time travel scientifically possible? [Re: Fuzzysheep]
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That dude was on tv show "The Universe" on the history channel.


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