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The 4th dimension.
Rughugger:
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As much as I'd love to spark another one of those god complex arguments and all, you know you are arguing with uppity kids who assume they're always right, right? But I totally agree with your point. You, at least, are making factual arguments.
IceBlue:
--- Quote from: Sonicfan574 on August 09, 2009, 12:09:25 AM ---Time travel is logically impossible, as time was created by people to measure how far something goes within a certain period. You can't travel back through a tool. :/
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Technically, you might be able to.
You would need to launch off the earth with an instantaneous speed of ≈ 1,080,000,000 Km per hour. It really isn't time travel, but it uses jet lag in a way. You would need to fly about to pluto, perhaps, and return back to earth. You would of aged, lets say, ten years whilst the world would of aged 12. You've just gone back in time two years. Congratulations.
I won't get started on the millions of problems with this but I'll just highlight
with an instantaneous speed of ≈ 1,080,000,000 Km per hour
Inv3rted:
--- Quote from: IceBlue on August 09, 2009, 06:37:21 AM ---Technically, you might be able to.
You would need to launch off the earth with an instantaneous speed of ≈ 1,080,000,000 Km per hour. It really isn't time travel, but it uses jet lag in a way. You would need to fly about to pluto, perhaps, and return back to earth. You would of aged, lets say, ten years whilst the world would of aged 12. You've just gone back in time two years. Congratulations.
I won't get started on the millions of problems with this but I'll just highlight
with an instantaneous speed of ≈ 1,080,000,000 Km per hour
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I said this earlier in the thread...
IceBlue:
--- Quote from: Inv3rted on August 09, 2009, 06:41:35 AM ---I said this earlier in the thread...
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So you did. At least I noted the instantaneous speed.
:awesome:
Littledude:
I was using stumble upon and I came to a video about dimension it was crazy