Note: (this will only let you go further in time slover than others)
Step 1: Go into space (with an atomic clock for proof)just near enough to a black hole to be highly effected by its gravity without getting sucked in(be careful lol)
Step 2: Stay there for a sufficant amount of time.
Step 3: Go back to Earth where there is another atomic clock.
Step 1: Go into space (with an atomic clock for proof)just near enough to a black hole to be highly effected by its gravity without getting sucked in(be careful lol)
Step 2: Stay there for a sufficant amount of time.
Step 3: Go back to Earth where there is another atomic clock.
Step 4: Make history.
That proves that time is relative, and not on a timeline. It does not, however, prove you can travel through it.
foxyman, explain how this would prove time travel.
If you were near enough to a black hole to epirence its affects, you would be within its gravitational pull, and would be pulled down into the black hole. And as nothing ever escapes a black hole, no scientific community, no matter how rich, would waste any money to perform this experiment.
Another way to to live for thousands of years, if this is considered time travel
1. get a epic light spped spaceship 2. get in 3. go lightspeed for like 2 years away from earth 4. go lightspeed for like 2 years back to earth 5. you will be about 20 years in the future.
That's called flying around the world in different directions. If you keep going around the world in one direction, it might seem like time would be different, but that was the world spinning 'round. Even then, the experiment could't be proven true, because no matter what happens, the experiment would be always consistent with time and all of the events that happened between when they left and when they got back they wouldn't know about anyway. The experiment is irrelevant.
They have used atomic clocks to measure time onboard the planes and on the ground and have shown that the measurements change and agreed with relativistic predictions. It proves time dilation by gravity and relative speed. Bored of the present? Why not travel at 90% the speed of light and skip ahead to the future, although we are not at that stage...
That's called flying around the world in different directions. If you keep going around the world in one direction, it might seem like time would be different, but that was the world spinning 'round. Even then, the experiment could't be proven true, because no matter what happens, the experiment would be always consistent with time and all of the events that happened between when they left and when they got back they wouldn't know about anyway. The experiment is irrelevant.
That's called being ignorant. It proves that time is relative and not on a timeline. You were too lazy to see what the result was, or if you did, you just skimmed it and thought you understood it.
It is the same concept. It proves that if you go fast, time seems to slow down because you can go farther in a shorter period of time. It proves the theory of relativity.
They have used atomic clocks to measure time onboard the planes and on the ground and have shown that the measurements change and agreed with relativistic predictions. It proves time dilation by gravity and relative speed. Bored of the present? Why not travel at 90% the speed of light and skip ahead to the future, although we are not at that stage...
Yes, but it doesn't work that way exactly. The future is relevant to who is in it. If you are the man in the plane, the future for you is the present. But if you are the man on the ground, than the present for you is the past of the man on the plane. You can't just go on a plane at high speeds and be in the future, I mean you will, relative to the people on the ground, but only by a few seconds if not minutes.
Yes, but it doesn't work that way exactly. The future is relevant to who is in it. If you are the man in the plane, the future for you is the present. But if you are the man on the ground, than the present for you is the past of the man on the plane.
I don't see the problem, my point was that you can travel at high speeds and wait for some nasty people to die off or wait for some marvel invention and then land and it wouldn't take as long to wait while moving as waiting while stationary for you
You can't just go on a plane at high speeds and be in the future, I mean you will, relative to the people on the ground, but only by a few seconds if not minutes.
Well when I said 90% the speed of light I wasn't thinking planes.
I don't see the problem, my point was that you can travel at high speeds and wait for some nasty people to die off or wait for some marvel invention and then land and it wouldn't take as long to wait while moving as waiting while stationary for you
There is no problem, but you can't exactly "travel" through the future.
Well when I said 90% the speed of light I wasn't thinking planes.
Traveling on light speed is not that we are traveling to our own future, But to reach the highest speed on this universe we can get. I just want to say the travel on time is not travel at the speed of light or faster then light. It is the thing that we made a path into a dimension which takes us to our future or our past...
Replying to the lightspeed thing You move on the earth The earth is spinning The earth move around the sun The sun move around the center of the galaxy The galaxy is moving too = you're moving very fast = your life lasts some seconds more than what it should last at absolute immobility :O You can travel in time!
