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Einstein's Alcove
Time travel = space travel?
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<blockquote data-quote="Stardust" data-source="post: 18196" data-attributes="member: 175307"><p>This aspect is fergotten in almost all time travel stories.</p><p>I only know of 1 movie who did not.</p><p>In a experiment of sending something 2 seconds in the future is rematerialized 10 cm from the sending place. (because of the earth rotation).</p><p></p><p>Another way of time travel, but is not realy time travel is speed.</p><p>Time is not constand, it slows down when you make more speed and will stop when you reach light speed.</p><p></p><p>Supose you travel in space after breakfast up to lightspeed and slowdown to zero at lunchtime.</p><p>Then going back to earth at the same way and arrive at diner.</p><p>You would be 8 hours older, but on earth are 18 years past.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stardust, post: 18196, member: 175307"] This aspect is fergotten in almost all time travel stories. I only know of 1 movie who did not. In a experiment of sending something 2 seconds in the future is rematerialized 10 cm from the sending place. (because of the earth rotation). Another way of time travel, but is not realy time travel is speed. Time is not constand, it slows down when you make more speed and will stop when you reach light speed. Supose you travel in space after breakfast up to lightspeed and slowdown to zero at lunchtime. Then going back to earth at the same way and arrive at diner. You would be 8 hours older, but on earth are 18 years past. [/QUOTE]
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