Time Travel and the Speed of Light: Separating Fact from Fiction

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Traveling at 99.9% of the speed of light raises questions about time travel and wormhole creation. Some theories suggest that reaching light speed could theoretically lead to time stopping and the formation of a wormhole. However, the discussion highlights that this concept is based on a misunderstanding of Einstein's theories, as traveling at light speed is deemed impossible. The premise of the thread is considered flawed, leading to its closure. The conversation emphasizes the need for accurate interpretations of scientific theories regarding time and space.
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hi,I will try to be as short as posible and without many ortografic mistakes...(english is not my native leanguge..)so...let say you are traveling with a ship at 99.9% of light speed...some theoryes says that when you reach light speed you will create a worm-hole that will send you back in time...but in order to do this,somewere beetween 99.9% ...to 100% you will reach a point just before the worm-hole is created,when time will STOP,now..if Time only stop inside a Blackhole(theoreticly)this means that you will create a Blackhole just before you create a Wormhole.So..in order to create a Wormhole you will need the energy that will need to escape a Blackhole??Thanks
 
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andrei3000 said:
hi,I will try to be as short as posible and without many ortografic mistakes...(english is not my native leanguge..)so...let say you are traveling with a ship at 99.9% of light speed...some theoryes says that when you reach light speed ...
This is impossible so the rest of your question has no meaning.
 
Of course is imposible...but Einsten...theoreticly said that is posible..
 
andrei3000 said:
Of course is imposible...but Einsten...theoreticly said that is posible..
Citation?
 
andrei3000 said:
Of course is imposible...but Einsten...theoreticly said that is posible..
He did not.
Something that you read somewhere is wrong (most likely, unless you were reading a real textbook) or you have misunderstood what you read, or both.

As this thread is based on a false premise, it is closed.
 

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