Time Travel...Possible! (well kinda) (theory)

[hawk2012]

Quantum field theory.

Never heard of it. I'll look in to it and see how it matches up with String Theory.

[mincho]

I forgot were I read this but, like you know how when you look at something far away it happened a while ago, like when you look at the sun, thats how it was a couple of minutes ago. What if you looked far enough you would see the starting of universes or whatever. Yeah well i kinda sound like a Hippy, o the resistance of man commercial just came out, it looks bad ass !!!

[Chathurga]

Never heard of it. I'll look in to it and see how it matches up with String Theory.

Matches up to string theory?!
Dude, QFT has been used over and over again, it's as good as fact.
ST has no use as of yet.

[Freshmilk]

Tiem Travel, as its commonly referred to, is a transition to another place in the 4th dimension, by which there would have to be a paradox, or tear in the dimension, for example a 'Black Hole'.

When one enters a black hole, time will brake and they would be stuck there forever, never ageing, never dying. A good example of this is if you were aboard a spaceship and you were suycked into a black hole, time would freeze, so that if you looked at a clock it would not appear to be moving. However, to someone back on earth, possibly looking in at the spaceship through a video link, the clock would be moving.

This is one of the basic theorys of how time travel would work, if it were possible, so in what way does your theory meet this one?
In other words, impossible.

[Ciaran_]

You get something huge, I mean HUGE, the world.
Spin it so fast that everything on it falls off.
Then stop the spinning thing.
Then the thing that you were spinning, now stopped, goes back to the time it started spinning.
So the Earth could be a Time Machine.
My old Physics teacher told me this, but this has been noobified.

That makes no sense at all. Spinning something to the stage where centrifugal force is stronger than the gravitational pull of that object does not make it a time machine.

Surely everything on the earth has such a small gravitational force that if we spun it, it would go back in time.

[Freshmilk]

*spins CoolRaccoon*
Damn, he didn't disappear to before he made that post...