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Old 2006-04-28 22:37
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Default Professor predicts human time travel this century

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1) He uses gravitation 2) Accelerating oneself faster than light doesn't get you anywhere except into trouble with the man upstairs for breaking his rules. Travelling faster than c allowing for...
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Old 2006-05-15 21:44
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He didn't have to include it, it's a result of what's known as "crossing symmetry" in scattering processes- I can switch between external particles and anti-particles easily, all I have to remember...
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Disregarding quantum mechanics, which does my nut, I don't think time travel in any meaningful sense is possible with current technology. What this guy seems to have invented is a machine that can...
 
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