"Large Hardon Colinder"?
sorry
well I laughed out loud when i read the:
"The first time travellers from the future could materialise on Earth within a few weeks."
so if time travel is possible ever, would we not have seen something so far??? if they can time travel, then why come in the next few weeks?
and if time travel gets better, what companies will sell it? sorry sorry.
if time travel gets better, will they only be able to come back to the point where time travel was first used?
if so, then can someone from the future not come back with an upgraded version for them to use just now?
if they could time travel to the past, how do they get back to the future, without the power? (remember the flux capacitor was just in a film, its not true.....)
hehe
no matter what questions we have there is one answer I believe to be true......
no matter what (even dark matter

), Time travel is not possible........
ik
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Originally Posted by jem
Actually it's the opposite way round. Time travel into the future is not only real but many many people do it every day. Fly across the Atlantic and because you are further away from the gravitational pull of the Earth, for you time runs slightly slower compared to someone on the surface. When you arrive, in a very real sense, you have travelled a tiny fraction of a second into the future. Do the same thing around a neutron star and for you a few minutes might have passed but when you return to Earth, you could find yourself millions of years in the future with no way back.
Theroretically there is nothing forbidding time travel into the past but doing so can potentially cause so many paradoxes that many physicists believe that there will be some as-yet unexplained mechanism which will prevent it.
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time travel to the future was possible with concorde, but it is no longer in service