HydrogenBond Posted March 18, 2015 Report Posted March 18, 2015 Moderation note: the 1st post of this thread was moved from the Physics and Mathematics thread Non-Simultaneity Limits because it makes strange claims that it fails to back up with links or references The limitations for time travel are created by limits imposed by space-time and the speed of light. Theoretically, if we could separate the fabric of space-time, to use an analogy, into separated threads of time and separate threads of space the same limits will no longer apply. What we would have is no longer space-time, but time and space that are not interconnected. One could move along a time line without space limits; simultaneity. Or one could move in space without the limits of time; jump/teleport. Space-time places limits on simultaneity and teleportation in that these two things will occur together and be limited by the speed of light; via forces of nature. Say we embroidered some extra time lines into the fabric of space-time. This would allow what appears be some simultaneity being added, even though we are limited by the speed of light; particle pair. Say we then embroidered some extra threads of distance, into the fabric of space-time, then one could move in space without time; quantum jump. If we combine these threads, just right or quantum jump, into a particle pair, that appears connected to us, then we can teleport. We create the simultaneity target and then jump. In terms of a physical example of time to distance potential conversion, consider motion blur in photography. The snap shot picture stops time, but allows distance to be preserved. Motion blur occurs when the shutter speed of the camera is slower than the motion speed. The net effect is with time stopped, in the photo, the difference in speed or d/t can't appear as time, but appears only as an uncertainty in distance; motion blur. The motion blur gives the impressive of movement, stopped in time. There is a simultaneity that appears, independent of time. Quote
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