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Article #8113Re: Time travel
From: Dave_Ninjajr_Flory
Date: Sun, 28 Aug 1988 04:59
Date: Sun, 28 Aug 1988 04:59
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I dont think FTL time travel, if possible, will be anything like I
have seen described so far. If an object goes the speed of light time does
not stop for the universe, only for the object going the speed of light will
time stop. So the only thing that going faster than light will do is make you
younger. The universe around you will be the same old place and still in the
same time. The only way to really go back would be to make the COMPLETE
UNIVERSE go faster than light. (Now that would be something!) Otherwise the
affect will only be on the object that is going FTL. Understand? It cant
happen that way.
The Party Pooper
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