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could time travel exist in the future?
If time travel ends up being discovered in the future then why have they not come back in time to tell us how it is done. Is it becuase they dont want to share, or they think we dont have the resources and techonolgy, or is it becuase they dont want us to know that time travel does exist. Or is it becuase it actually hasnt been discovered at all!
4 Answers
- ?Lv 58 years agoFavourite answer
Well, time is physical, we know that much from nuclear clocks, one set on Earth & the other in space were a trillionth of a second different
But...with gravity, comes more "stopping", and clouding up the way
Like that the Big Bang theory
Even if it happened, how?
A ball, of everything in the universe packed down to the size of a marble
1. Where'd it come from? Another universe? Where'd that come from? Where is the ORIGINAL starting point for all the continuum universes?
And
2. How did it explode? Did time exist before the Big Bang? If so, then the Big Bang isn't the origin.
- 8 years ago
If Time Travel existed, why haven't we met anyone from the Future?
Regardless, I think that if Time Travel becomes possible, it should be restricted in the sense that you can go back in time to view the past, but it'd be like a movie in a sense that you can only watch instead of being able to alter events in the past.
- Anonymous8 years ago
It's physically impossible to thwart time and minimize our cells to the smallest particles so that we may travel through certain dimensions of time with our body fully I'm tact. This is just entertainment, a fantasy if you will. Even if this fantasy was real, which it isn't, my hypothesis would be that they wouldn't want to alter the past that could damage anything in the future that could be vital.
Source(s): General knowledge - 8 years ago
***MUST WATCH***
Brian Greene on The Illusion of Time.