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Well, it depends on what you mean, I guess. You can't travel through space faster than light, but if we could figure out how to create and use wormholes, for ex
by wtetzner 8y ago
Well, it depends on what you mean, I guess. You can't travel through space faster than light, but if we could figure out how to create and use wormholes, for example, we could potentially travel to places that are out of reach when traveling through space.
- akvadrako 8y agoNo, that would have the same problem - being able to send information back in time. We also have no theory of traversable wormholes that doesn't involve imaginary energy, so it's just fantasy.
- wtetzner 8y agoI don't know much about this stuff, so take this as me being genuinely curious. > No, that would have the same problem - being able to send information back in time. Would it? If a wormhole is connecting two points in spacetime, then could time also be traversed at the same time? E.g. traveling through the wormhole would move you far enough forward in time to not cause any problems?
- akvadrako 8y agoSure, you can travel 1 light year if you also go 1 year ahead in time without any causality issues.
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