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This is a conversational post, I am looking for others opinions on the diagram below related to time travel. If it is in the wrong room, please move it to the appropriate location. Thank you. I look forward to hearing your opinions.
[URL]http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac211/dsmith292/SpaceTimeChart-1.png[/URL]
This post is completely theoretical and I am looking for other peoples views on the topic at hand.
Using the diagram above, I invision the top cone flowing, constantly, into the lower cone. The flowing motion would be time. I then place me at the origin of the two cones, I don't move up or down, I stay in one position. My speed is measured by the slope in which I am on. The speed of light is on a slope equaled to one. The confusing part to me is, I thought at the speed of light, time would come to a halt. According to the diagram time still moves because the slope of c is 1. Time doesn't stop until you reach a slope of zero.
My next thought is, using the Alcubierre Drive theory. If were to place ourselves in a huge bubble and actually make it past the speed of light and into the realm of the unknown. This is a huge gap between reality and the past. My theory is that this would be a huge worm hole. I believe we wouldn't be able to survive this stage of travel without being inside of a bubble for protection. Also i believe that during this worm hole, the smooth flowing motion of the cones from top to bottom will slow like a huge ship slamming itself from drive to reverse. I believe it will begin to slow after we pass light speed and completely stop when we reach the x axis. And then it will start flowing in reverse, from bottom to top.
I also feel that we wouldn't be able to determine what part of time we ended up in. It would just start where we left off and we would view our lives in reverse.
What are your thoughts?
[URL]http://i901.photobucket.com/albums/ac211/dsmith292/SpaceTimeChart-1.png[/URL]
This post is completely theoretical and I am looking for other peoples views on the topic at hand.
Using the diagram above, I invision the top cone flowing, constantly, into the lower cone. The flowing motion would be time. I then place me at the origin of the two cones, I don't move up or down, I stay in one position. My speed is measured by the slope in which I am on. The speed of light is on a slope equaled to one. The confusing part to me is, I thought at the speed of light, time would come to a halt. According to the diagram time still moves because the slope of c is 1. Time doesn't stop until you reach a slope of zero.
My next thought is, using the Alcubierre Drive theory. If were to place ourselves in a huge bubble and actually make it past the speed of light and into the realm of the unknown. This is a huge gap between reality and the past. My theory is that this would be a huge worm hole. I believe we wouldn't be able to survive this stage of travel without being inside of a bubble for protection. Also i believe that during this worm hole, the smooth flowing motion of the cones from top to bottom will slow like a huge ship slamming itself from drive to reverse. I believe it will begin to slow after we pass light speed and completely stop when we reach the x axis. And then it will start flowing in reverse, from bottom to top.
I also feel that we wouldn't be able to determine what part of time we ended up in. It would just start where we left off and we would view our lives in reverse.
What are your thoughts?
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