MERGED: Is time travel possible?

[bluedes]

Well the only reason why you shot off the first time around was because you felt nga gi tira nako ikaw I personally felt nga wala man ko "nag-tira" ug bisan kinsa, and was merely trying to straighten/clarify a point, for the benefit of avoiding further posts that deal with the rotation of the earth or the speed of the rotation of the earth and its significance to time travel. If you still believe this is the case then I can't do anything about it.
-RODION

You're forgetting (or maybe you don't know of)... so your point fails miserably.

parts, when you begin a post with a personal phrase, what would you call that? and when you end it with a personal phrase pa jud.. pagchure diha oi..

before ka mu-tira, siguradoha sa na kasabot ka sa grammar and composition sa post ug context sa iyang gi-post..

scientific man unta ni na thread.. basig na-saag ra ka dire.. adto ka sa S&O.. daghan ana style ngadto..

[romano2717]

time travel is impossible because of the "grandfather paradox"

[rodsky]

You're forgetting (or maybe you don't know of)... so your point fails miserably.

parts, when you begin a post with a personal phrase, what would you call that? and when you end it with a personal phrase pa jud.. pagchure diha oi..

before ka mu-tira, siguradoha sa na kasabot ka sa grammar and composition sa post ug context sa iyang gi-post..

scientific man unta ni na thread.. basig na-saag ra ka dire.. adto ka sa S&O.. daghan ana style ngadto..

Well like I said before, if you feel as if gi-tira ka, then so be it--naa ba ko'y mahimo niana? Basically, some of us are just more sensitive than others I guess. If what you were looking for is an apology, then I apologize. Fair enough?

Going back to the issue, again, I stress that my previous posts were made just to clarify that any attempt to do time travelling via going around the earth (or in the opposite direction) faster than the speed that the earth travels, or other variations of such speeds will (in what is allowed by current available technology) not cause any effect similar to that of practical time travel.

-RODION

[moz_k2]

time travel is impossible because of the "grandfather paradox"

what if you go forward in time?

[rodsky]

what if you go forward in time?

Already discussed, check previous posts for effects of time dilation.

-RODION

[bluedes]

Well like I said before, if you feel as if gi-tira ka, then so be it--naa ba ko'y mahimo niana? Basically, some of us are just more sensitive than others I guess. If what you were looking for is an apology, then I apologize. Fair enough?

Going back to the issue, again, I stress that my previous posts were made just to clarify that any attempt to do time travelling via going around the earth (or in the opposite direction) faster than the speed that the earth travels, or other variations of such speeds will (in what is allowed by current available technology) not cause any effect similar to that of practical time travel.

-RODION

that's okay parts.. i'm not asking you to apologize.. the offense is trivial..

but i will agree on your point there though..

peace..

[moz_k2]

Already discussed, check previous posts for effects of time dilation.

-RODION

i'm aware about it.
just countering the statement

time travel is impossible because of the "grandfather paradox"

[rodsky]

i'm aware about it.
just countering the statement

Point taken.

-RODION

[romano2717]

what if you go forward in time?

okay lets consider forward time travel is possible, but it will only be valid upto the age of your actual lifespan. let say, you will die at age 45, your age now is 23 then maybe, just maybe you will be able to travel forward in time not greater than the age of 45. so this is somehow possible BUT WITH LIMITATIONS and still considered far to being possible

[Hellblazer 2.1]

is it possible to mix the Theory of Relativity with time travel or perhaps bending space-time? or even going through a black hole?