Physicists in Australia claim to have simulated time travel using fairly standard optical equipment on a lab bench. They say they have prepared photons that behave as if they are travelling along short cuts in space–time known as "closed time-like curves", and add that their work might help in the long-sought-after unification of quantum mechanics and gravity.
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Kelly Dickerson
Time travel isn't possible yet, but this simulation means it could be. The experiment also fit both the laws of general relativity and quantum mechanics, demonstrating that the two bodies of law could actually be compatible.
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AntiGrav
You don't move forward in time. You move forward "with" time. You never move faster than the events that havent taken place yet. Even in a time dilation event, time doesnt speed up just because you want it to. You are simply moving faster in normal space-time so time "appears" to go by faster.
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abinico warez
This has real application potential. Imagine, sending all our trash back to the past - best solution for radioactive waste I have heard of.
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