mybearcan asked:


I think you only need a shuttle of some sort with the ability to travel at or faster than the speed of light. Is this true? And do you think time travel will be possible some day?

CHRISTIAN

3 Responses to “What are the basic principles of time travel?”

1. darryl.ireland on December 7th, 2009 4:17 pm

   time and space are actually one. shud u move space u can move time. but its not time as we know it. that times manmade. as u move thru space u move thru time. not the past or the future - but a time that all things r different. time travel may become a reality but not thru any manmade machine . - thru space ! btw - check out philadelphia project - albert einstien worked on.

2. johnandeileen2000 on December 10th, 2009 11:30 pm

   There are no principles, it is impossible.

3. Skeptic on December 12th, 2009 10:58 am

   See the Philadelphia experiment. Also, some believe that UFOs are space ships capable of traveling in both space and time. There are perhaps 12 dimensions in our universe. If you put a sufficiently large magnetic field around a place, you may be able to move it through time.

   The traveling faster than the speed of light is nonsense because it would require infinite energy. People point to this as a reason that time travel is not possible, but it shows a lack of understanding.

   Even Stephen Hawking, who is the most prestigious critic of the idea of time travel, admits he cannot prove that it is not possible.