What is it that makes time travel possible?

[coloradodem2005]

There was a famous Scientist who was hanging a clock on his toilet and he fell and hit his head on the sink and then he had a vision. He said that he had a vision of the thing that made time travel possible. What was it? I forgot.

[Floogeldy]

1. That was fiction

What can really make time travel possible is approaching the speed of light over a period of time in outer space. Of course, the time gained is offset by the time lost on Earth.

See Einstein.

PS: There is, in reality, no Flux Capacitor.



B-)

[coloradodem2005]

4. Dammit.

I wanted to travel through time. :P

[adwon]

2. The flux capacitor!

[Akoto]

3. Well, the process is this ...

First, you need to get a Klingon Bird of Prey. Once you've got that, you need to build up to warp nine and slingshot around the sun. If you're very lucky, you'll end up back in the 1980s for all sorts of kooky adventures.

(Sorry, I watched Star Trek tonight.)

[Robeson]

5. OK, here's the answer....

....e=KL*+3GrT^-IOyT(3*4)=56HRP{45-OY} T<5B. Now, apply that theory with a tablet of alka seltzer, and - voila - time travel!!

[7th_Sephiroth]

6. time is all in your head

the only reason you do not travel through time is because you, and the Deaf-Mutes around you have been brainwashed into believeing that this plain of existence is all there is

[Baclava]

7. You can see a time machine anytime the power goes out...

2- 3 days without power reminds you that the future is not assured.

[cajones_II]

8. ?

[vogonjiltz]

9. Let me get back to you on that last week.

[HEyHEY]

10. An imagination

[goodboy]

11. non-mechanical time travel is certainly possible...learn how to

control astral projection (which you do every night when you dream) and you can travel through time and space.


ever seen the butterfly effect?

[entanglement]

13. We travel forward in time

all the time... at the rate of 60 seconds a minute, or 86400 seconds per day, to be precise :evilgrin:

[mark414]

12. 1.21 gigawatts