Is Time Travel Discussion Allowed in Physics Forums?

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Time travel discussions are permitted in the Physics Forums, specifically in the relativity sub-forum. New members are encouraged to search for existing threads before posting to avoid redundancy. Many previous discussions on time travel have devolved into speculation, which is not allowed according to forum guidelines. Members are reminded to adhere to these rules to maintain the quality of discussions. Engaging in informed, guideline-compliant conversations about time travel is welcomed.
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i´m new in this fisics forum but, i would like tomake some questions about time travel...is there any specific place to put that kind of questions?
 
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Hi secocarmona, welcome to PF.

Probably the relativity sub-forum would be best.
 
ok DaleSpam from now on you will be my "guru" in PF!
thanks a lot!
 
Before you do that, please do a SEARCH first. We have had TONS of such threads already, and I don't think we need another one. Take note as well that many of these threads often deteriorate into speculative guess work, which is against our Guidelines.

Zz.
 
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