Time Travellers could be here, right now!?!?!?!?

How do we know that time travellers aren't amongst us, watching us:?

Ssh. I'm supposed to be undercover.:x

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

It might be possible...

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

Legendaryscmt

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Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

AngelofDeath213

You'd be creating mass by traveling back in time where that mass did not exist, and you'd be taking out mass from the time period where it exists.

[QUOTE="AngelofDeath213"][QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

Legendaryscmt

You'd be creating mass by traveling back in time where that mass did not exist, and you'd be taking out mass from the time period where it exists.

[QUOTE="AngelofDeath213"][QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

Legendaryscmt

You'd be creating mass by traveling back in time where that mass did not exist, and you'd be taking out mass from the time period where it exists.

[QUOTE="AngelofDeath213"][QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

Legendaryscmt

You'd be creating mass by traveling back in time where that mass did not exist, and you'd be taking out mass from the time period where it exists.

we don't know. i don't think there are any right now. we don't even have flying cars right now. i think that once flying cars are made there will be time travel. xscott1018

You think generically. You are completely missing the point.

The Timerangers know how to time travel.

[QUOTE="xscott1018"]we don't know. i don't think there are any right now. we don't even have flying cars right now. i think that once flying cars are made there will be time travel. gamedude2020

You think generically. You are completely missing the point.

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[QUOTE="xscott1018"]we don't know. i don't think there are any right now. we don't even have flying cars right now. i think that once flying cars are made there will be time travel. BumFluff122

You think generically. You are completely missing the point.

Why?ZuluEcho14

[QUOTE="ZuluEcho14"] Why?BumFluff122

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[QUOTE="gamedude2020"]

You think generically. You are completely missing the point.

ZuluEcho14

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

Legendaryscmt

[QUOTE="AngelofDeath213"][QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

Legendaryscmt

You'd be creating mass by traveling back in time where that mass did not exist, and you'd be taking out mass from the time period where it exists.

[QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, that's why not.

ManifestoJoe

Look here at the bottom of 'Non physics based experiments'

BumFluff122

I found this a little awkward:

Several experiments have been carried out to try to entice future humans, who might invent time travel technology, to come back and demonstrate it to people of the present time. Events such as Perth's Destination Day (2005) or MIT's Time Traveler Convention heavily publicized permanent "advertisements" of a meeting time and place for future time travelers to meet. Back in 1982, a group in Baltimore, MD., identifying itself as the Krononauts, hosted an event of this type welcoming Visitors from the Futures. These experiments only stood the possibility of generating a positive result demonstrating the existence of time travel, but have failed. So far no time travelers are known to have attended either event.

Did they really think time travelers would come to these events? What did they do, stand around and wait for them to appear, or if someone would come up to them and claim to be a time traveler? That would be amazing, but still a little odd that some believe in time travel that much.

Time traveling is confusing.

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]

Look here at the bottom of 'Non physics based experiments'

dog64

I found this a little awkward:

Several experiments have been carried out to try to entice future humans, who might invent time travel technology, to come back and demonstrate it to people of the present time. Events such as Perth's Destination Day (2005) or MIT's Time Traveler Convention heavily publicized permanent "advertisements" of a meeting time and place for future time travelers to meet. Back in 1982, a group in Baltimore, MD., identifying itself as the Krononauts, hosted an event of this type welcoming Visitors from the Futures. These experiments only stood the possibility of generating a positive result demonstrating the existence of time travel, but have failed. So far no time travelers are known to have attended either event.

Did they really think time travelers would come to these events? What did they do, stand around and wait for them to appear, or if someone would come up to them and claim to be a time traveler? That would be amazing, but still a little odd that some believe in time travel that much.

[QUOTE="dog64"]

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]

Look here at the bottom of 'Non physics based experiments'

BumFluff122

I found this a little awkward:

Several experiments have been carried out to try to entice future humans, who might invent time travel technology, to come back and demonstrate it to people of the present time. Events such as Perth's Destination Day (2005) or MIT's Time Traveler Convention heavily publicized permanent "advertisements" of a meeting time and place for future time travelers to meet. Back in 1982, a group in Baltimore, MD., identifying itself as the Krononauts, hosted an event of this type welcoming Visitors from the Futures. These experiments only stood the possibility of generating a positive result demonstrating the existence of time travel, but have failed. So far no time travelers are known to have attended either event.

Did they really think time travelers would come to these events? What did they do, stand around and wait for them to appear, or if someone would come up to them and claim to be a time traveler? That would be amazing, but still a little odd that some believe in time travel that much.

As much as I would like it to, I don't think time travel is possible at all. At least not in what we would call time travel. I don't believe time exists as a physical object, something that we can change or travel through.

However I think there has been evidence that time does have different speeds. I read somewhere that time goes at a different speed if you're in outerspace or on another planet and if you would stay there long enough you would age at a different rate. I also read that time slows down if you are in a rocket or space shuttle. But I don't think this is evidence or something that would indicate time travel.

As much as I would like it to, I don't think time travel is possible at all. At least not in what we would call time travel. I don't believe time exists as a physical object, something that we can change or travel through.

However I think there has been evidence that time does have different speeds. I read somewhere that time goes at a different speed if you're in outerspace or on another planet and if you would stay there long enough you would age at a different rate. I also read that time slows down if you are in a rocket or space shuttle. But I don't think this is evidence or something that would indicate time travel.

dog64

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As much as I would like it to, I don't think time travel is possible at all. At least not in what we would call time travel. I don't believe time exists as a physical object, something that we can change or travel through.

However I think there has been evidence that time does have different speeds. I read somewhere that time goes at a different speed if you're in outerspace or on another planet and if you would stay there long enough you would age at a different rate. I also read that time slows down if you are in a rocket or space shuttle. But I don't think this is evidence or something that would indicate time travel.

BumFluff122

What would be interesting is if someone were to record the various conditions in such a place where time does travel at a different speed, and try to match those conditions here on earth. If that is possible, you could in a sense time travel into the near future I suppose. It probably wouldn't be a big jump into the future though, probably by seconds or minutes.

What would be interesting is if someone were to record the various conditions in such a place where time does travel at a different speed, and try to match those conditions here on earth. If that is possible, you could in a sense time travel into the near future I suppose. It probably wouldn't be a big jump into the future though, probably by seconds or minutes.

dog64

IT isn't really time travel though. All it is is increasing mass. When you move faster your mass increases as it does when you get in the gravitational pull of a large object.

I heard that theory too. That in order for us to go back into time we'd have to have created a machine and we would only be able to go back to when we first made the machine, BUT when I was watching the History channel some physicist guy(I forgot his name, but he was Black) claimed he created a thing which would allow us to go back in time. I think he claimed he created that portal which would allow us to travel back when we had the technology to do so. I'm having trouble putting my thought into words, but for example he said as long as his device is turned on we in the future would be able to go back to that time frame, but it's not exactly a time travel device atleast not yet. Also I think he said they have experimented with it trying to send certain particles and stuff back in time or something.

Too...many...thoughts!!!! ARRRGGGHHH!!! *head emplodes*

[QUOTE="dog64"]

What would be interesting is if someone were to record the various conditions in such a place where time does travel at a different speed, and try to match those conditions here on earth. If that is possible, you could in a sense time travel into the near future I suppose. It probably wouldn't be a big jump into the future though, probably by seconds or minutes.

BumFluff122

IT isn't really time travel though. All it is is increasing mass. When you move faster your mass increases as it does when you get in the gravitational pull of a large object.

Thousandsth? Then you can scrap the idea :P

Naturally when we think of time travel, we thing of traveling back to the year 1955 or ahead to 2015. I don't see time travel ever being possible in that way, I don't see how it would be possible considering everything we know so far.