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Re: re: Time Travel ....
| quote: | Originally posted by Magnetonium
After spending over 2 hours reading this through this thread, I came to these conclusions:
Time travel may very likely exist, but we may never know that, not in our lifetime at least. We can prove it exists, but the dark groups of people who control this technology and ability to bend time may have strong affiliations with future world governing bodies which have already set up a future for themselves the way they want it, changed it and altered it using time travel technology with such precision that noone may ever find a trace of this (noone will even suspect they did anything). Whoever invents time travel FIRST into past/future and back-and-forth will possess the power to monopolize the outcome of the world and will not let another institution to use this technology, that is eliminating them before or after finding about their existence, and stuff like that. Thats a lot of power. This is a very dangerous technology.
Ok, now ... tell me if I am right on this or not. Lets say matter enters a black hole, which freezes time and that trapped matter will eventually exit onto a different time zone, possibly millions, billions or whatever years into the future or the past. Then the exit point would be in the same area (or on the opposite, white hole.) of the location of the black hole, the same pla ce but in the different time, lets say many billions of years before our universe had began, thus making a universe on a different time-space continuum. Or way into the future, where our universe is "lights out" by the forces of black energy ... After all, Hubble space telescope have documented a fabric in space that spewed out into our universe from apparently nowhere vast amounts of energy. Have an article about this, have to find it ...
Contact was a really great movie, one of my all-time favourites. A lot of great points, a lot of great ideas ... There are some lines in the movie used in some electronica tracks .... hehe ("But i guess i'd say it is just an awful waste of space" etc etc) |
I must say I enjoy reading your conspiracy theories a lot 
Anyway, once an object enters the black hole's event horizon, there's no way it's ever going to get out again, so the only thing that's going to happen to it is that it's gonna be sucked up and destroyed.
| quote: | Originally posted by caddyshack
yeah your right.
mass = 1/sqrt(1-v^2/c^2)
amazing isn't it even ME! i guess we're all show-offs now
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Actually it's more like the energy needed to accelerate that mass is approaching infinity.
E=mc^2/sqrt(1-v^2/c^2)
The kinetic energy would be
Ek=E-mc^2=mc^2(1/sqrt(1-v^2/c^2)-1)
So when the velocity approaches c, a very large increase in energy causes only a minor increase in speed. I guess you could say it appears that the mass is increasing, but that's only if you treat v^2/c^2 as a constant rather than a variable.
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