Impossible to stop time.
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When I was bending my head over if it was possible to bend time I came to this conclusion.
To stop time is impossible and because of that it is impossible to travel through time.
Because of this.
I'm talking about to completely stop time and therefore everything that excists except for you. (for if it was possible to completely stop time including you, you could say time always stops and goes on without anybody noticing or anything that is caused due that time stop. And therefore you can leave that out of question.)
So if you could stop time EVERYTHING stops. That means photons stop so you can't see a darn thing. Sound waves stop so you can't hear a darn thing. And so on with your other senses.
But that ain't my main point. If everything stops, it means the temperature drops to 0 kelvin --> you'll die instantly. Ofcourse you also can't breath because every atom stays in its place. etc etc..
So you can't live when you stop time.
But you ain't the only thing. Because every atom stops, every atom loses its momentum and all of it's energy. When an atom loses all its energy there is no difference between the atoms (a so called Bose-Einstein condensate). With no difference between all the atoms, the atoms lose their excistence and because of that they fail to exist. So when you stop time nothing exists anymore. That's what I call 'impossible'.
Then comes time traveling. If you can travel through time imagin this. You'll travel back to the time you travelled back. That way you'll perpetually go 'back' to the same moment. In other words. You'll keep being on the excact same moment. In other words.. You stopped time. And I just explained that you can't stop time.
Therefore: Time traveling is impossible.
So due to the impossibility of stopping time, traveling through time is also impossible.
To stop time is impossible and because of that it is impossible to travel through time.
Because of this.
I'm talking about to completely stop time and therefore everything that excists except for you. (for if it was possible to completely stop time including you, you could say time always stops and goes on without anybody noticing or anything that is caused due that time stop. And therefore you can leave that out of question.)
So if you could stop time EVERYTHING stops. That means photons stop so you can't see a darn thing. Sound waves stop so you can't hear a darn thing. And so on with your other senses.
But that ain't my main point. If everything stops, it means the temperature drops to 0 kelvin --> you'll die instantly. Ofcourse you also can't breath because every atom stays in its place. etc etc..
So you can't live when you stop time.
But you ain't the only thing. Because every atom stops, every atom loses its momentum and all of it's energy. When an atom loses all its energy there is no difference between the atoms (a so called Bose-Einstein condensate). With no difference between all the atoms, the atoms lose their excistence and because of that they fail to exist. So when you stop time nothing exists anymore. That's what I call 'impossible'.
Then comes time traveling. If you can travel through time imagin this. You'll travel back to the time you travelled back. That way you'll perpetually go 'back' to the same moment. In other words. You'll keep being on the excact same moment. In other words.. You stopped time. And I just explained that you can't stop time.
Therefore: Time traveling is impossible.
So due to the impossibility of stopping time, traveling through time is also impossible.
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shinji_ikari
Mustn't Run Away...
Your logic is flawed ,and shows you have no real understanding of physics..read some books and try again.
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shinji_ikari wrote...
Your logic is flawed ,and shows you have no real understanding of physics..read some books and try again.Agreed. Is this even SD material?
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Maybe it's something impossible for us to accomplish on our own in this day and age, but that doesn't make the act itself entirely implausible.
Have you not heard the theory regarding black holes?
Have you not heard the theory regarding black holes?
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Hmm yeah.. perhaps it Ãs a total faillure. Perhaps you can say I'm still a tad too young to fully understand all this..
But I at least thought there's some logic in it.. And yeah I've heard about the theory of black holes. In which time actually stands still. But you can't say one theory is a total flaw based on other theory's that say something else can you? Okay I agree.. My theory is a bit on the unrealistic and ungrounded side.. but hell.. It was a try. I just came up with it.
But I at least thought there's some logic in it.. And yeah I've heard about the theory of black holes. In which time actually stands still. But you can't say one theory is a total flaw based on other theory's that say something else can you? Okay I agree.. My theory is a bit on the unrealistic and ungrounded side.. but hell.. It was a try. I just came up with it.
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Time travel as in traveling to the past is impossible. The idea of traveling faster than the speed of light is illogical due to the fact that A) It does not imply literally traveling at said speed, but being in a state of energy that surpasses it B)Surpassing the speed of light anyway would still not reverse time, instead there would be a steady approach to stopping time. Stopping time entirely is also impossible due to its relation to state of energy being represented by a daughter graph of y=1/x. A pseudo time stop is possible however =3.
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If time flies when you are having fun, that logic dictates that time will last longer if you are super bored.
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tswarthog
The Iconoclast
Time travel can be done into the feature but not the past, if you were to approach the speed of light for an extended period of time you would be going slower than everyone else. If you were to build a track around the earth and have people going close to the speed of light around it for multiple years they would arrive into a feature time relative to the amount of time that has passed for them.
Travel to the past however is impossible because you could create a paradox.
Travel to the past however is impossible because you could create a paradox.
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Actually, I was referring to the theory in which a black hole could warp time and space. There is a possibility that anything it sucks up could end up in another time or even another dimension.
What I'm saying is that before you make a theory on whether or not the act of stopping time or time travel is absolutely impossible, you should also venture other theories to help you make your theory more concrete.
What I'm saying is that before you make a theory on whether or not the act of stopping time or time travel is absolutely impossible, you should also venture other theories to help you make your theory more concrete.
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tswarthog
The Iconoclast
kitten-in-heat wrote...
Actually, I was referring to the theory in which a black hole could warp time and space. There is a possibility that anything it sucks up could end up in another time or even another dimension.What I'm saying is that before you make a theory on whether or not the act of stopping time or time travel is absolutely impossible, you should also venture other theories to help you make your theory more concrete.
Well I am just putting throwing some known (in the realm of physics) information into the discussion.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
tswarthog wrote...
Time travel can be done into the feature but not the past, if you were to approach the speed of light for an extended period of time you would be going slower than everyone else. If you were to build a track around the earth and have people going close to the speed of light around it for multiple years they would arrive into a feature time relative to the amount of time that has passed for them.Travel to the past however is impossible because you could create a paradox.
Didn't Hawkins said that time travel is possible to the past, but since the future isn't written yet that if it was possible that the future you could travel to is only one of a billion possible futures. IE back to the future II.
I don't know where i read this at, but if you could travel in time that the energy needed to travel one day is equal to the energy of the sun.
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tswarthog
The Iconoclast
animefreak_usa wrote...
tswarthog wrote...
Time travel can be done into the feature but not the past, if you were to approach the speed of light for an extended period of time you would be going slower than everyone else. If you were to build a track around the earth and have people going close to the speed of light around it for multiple years they would arrive into a feature time relative to the amount of time that has passed for them.Travel to the past however is impossible because you could create a paradox.
Didn't Hawkins said that time travel is possible to the past, but since the future isn't written yet that if it was possible that the future you could travel to is only one of a billion possible futures. IE back to the future II.
I don't know where i read this at, but if you could travel in time that the energy needed to travel one day is equal to the energy of the sun.
Well in regards to going into the future Hawkins is the one that created the theory that if a person travels close to the speed of light they slow down relative to outside time because they are not allowed to break limit. So pretty much time is just slower in the train because it is not allowed to break the limit (speed of light) so time around them is normal speed. It is pretty much the present going past them.
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I suscribe to the theory that "time" is simply a man-made concept. Without it, our insignificant lives would be thrown in disarray into the yawning darkness of chaos from which the origin of all fear is derived: the unknown.
Whoops. I'm waxing figurative and philosophical.
Whoops. I'm waxing figurative and philosophical.
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Lughost
the Lugoat
Eddo- what you described isn't exactly stopping time so much as stopping all matter.
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g-money wrote...
I suscribe to the theory that "time" is simply a man-made concept. Without it, our insignificant lives would be thrown in disarray into the yawning darkness of chaos from which the origin of all fear is derived: the unknown.Whoops. I'm waxing figurative and philosophical.
Highly disagree. Time the word is man-made, the concept however is far from it.
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tswarthog
The Iconoclast
GameON wrote...
g-money wrote...
I suscribe to the theory that "time" is simply a man-made concept. Without it, our insignificant lives would be thrown in disarray into the yawning darkness of chaos from which the origin of all fear is derived: the unknown.Whoops. I'm waxing figurative and philosophical.
Highly disagree. Time the word is man-made, the concept however is far from it.
I agree with that notion, the units of measurement for time were created by us as a way to use the force, however the forces that act on what we call "time" have always existed.
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tswarthog wrote...
GameON wrote...
g-money wrote...
I suscribe to the theory that "time" is simply a man-made concept. Without it, our insignificant lives would be thrown in disarray into the yawning darkness of chaos from which the origin of all fear is derived: the unknown.Whoops. I'm waxing figurative and philosophical.
Highly disagree. Time the word is man-made, the concept however is far from it.
I agree with that notion, the units of measurement for time were created by us as a way to use the force, however the forces that act on what we call "time" have always existed.
however that does not mean that "time" itself is a property of existence, so it is simply a concept used to measure those forces and is never really affected by them.
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
Time.
Is a slideshow of every moment of existence in our universe, so to speak.
Is a slideshow of every moment of existence in our universe, so to speak.
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rueaku wrote...
tswarthog wrote...
GameON wrote...
g-money wrote...
I suscribe to the theory that "time" is simply a man-made concept. Without it, our insignificant lives would be thrown in disarray into the yawning darkness of chaos from which the origin of all fear is derived: the unknown.Whoops. I'm waxing figurative and philosophical.
Highly disagree. Time the word is man-made, the concept however is far from it.
I agree with that notion, the units of measurement for time were created by us as a way to use the force, however the forces that act on what we call "time" have always existed.
however that does not mean that "time" itself is a property of existence, so it is simply a concept used to measure those forces and is never really affected by them.
Rueaku has the gist of my argument. What "forces"? Time is nothing but a human concept used to give measure of the distance/duration of an event or between one event and another. The sun going up and down is naught but the rotation of the Earth. Time was created to keep us humans from freaking out at the concept that everything is happening now, all at once.