Time, Time, Time, See What's Become of Me!

[Gene Steinberg]

As many of you know, scientists are working on possible warp drive technology, re: Star Trek, which would allow faster-than-light travel to other planets.

But what about that "other" method of traveling — through time?

Is it at all possible? The following article suggests it very well might be:

Time travel might be possible using spinning lasers, according to a physicist

Physicist Ronald Mallett's lifelong fascination with time travel has led him to develop a real-life "working" time machine that uses lasers.

interestingengineering.com

 

[Gene Steinberg]

And though it's not related, here's where I got the title phrase from; well that and the Simon & Garfunkel version:

 

[Gene Steinberg]

And evidently YouTube doesn't want us to watch such videos away from their site.

 

[Richard Hawkins]

As many of you know, scientists are working on possible warp drive technology, re: Star Trek, which would allow faster-than-light travel to other planets.

But what about that "other" method of traveling — through time?

Is it at all possible? The following article suggests it very well might be:

Time travel might be possible using spinning lasers, according to a physicist

Physicist Ronald Mallett's lifelong fascination with time travel has led him to develop a real-life "working" time machine that uses lasers.

interestingengineering.com

I actually I have just been listening to him on one of Art Bells last shows. In it he states that it is not his ambition to send a person back or forward in time but rather information.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

Still one has to be able to somehow see a video presentation of the past or future.

 

[Richard Hawkins]

Still one has to be able to somehow see a video presentation of the past or future.

Oh definitely

 

[Trajanus]

Is it at all possible? The following article suggests it very well might be:

It may be possible to "see" the past or future. But interact with it? I dunno...

 

[henris42]

It all comes down to the nature of time. Does time actually exist?

I don't have a nice video, but you can read David Deutsch, I think it was the Fabric of Reality where the concept of time travel is considered.

Point was that in multiverse, you cannot come back to the same universe you left, if you changed something.