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@Feb 9 2005, 02:56 AM
I wonder if anyone will figure out how to time travel.
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That will be never possible.
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Of course it will be.
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I also believe it could be possible.
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It is possible...
ANd it will be hre at the same time we can fly with lightning speed  k:
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Then tell us you all, why and how this will be possible. k:
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If you could travel at the speed of light it is possible.
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Moving at the speed of light would make an object's mass infinite and would cause them to travel infinitely fast through time so it is not necessary to move at exactly the speed of light to travel forwards in time. The closer you get to the speed of light the faster you travel forwards in time (this is Einstein's theory of relativity). [/b][/quote]
I thought it was undetermined of what would happen when you reached the speed of light.