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> 10 seconds to travel 10 lightyears You can look at the equations, but you will literally go back in time if you do this. This is simple I believe. Go there,

> 10 seconds to travel 10 lightyears You can look at the equations, but you will literally go back in time if you do this. This is simple I believe. Go there, go back, you've gone back in time, up to the SoL time slows then after it reverses. But you can't go 10 seconds to travel 10 light years, speed of light is absolute so no time travel for you. People believe wormholes are a loop hole because they puncture space or something something Event Horizon. This I also believe is untrue. Go through a wormhole, either it takes the equivalent of the speed of light to get there for the true distance, or it's not possible to send information through.

yellowapple 6y ago
> This is simple I believe If it was simple then I wouldn't be asking. > Go there, go back, you've gone back in time How? If it takes me 10 seconds to travel 10 lightyears, then I should've gone forward in time by 10 seocnds, no matter if I'm measuring by my own frame of reference or an observer's (i.e. if it's my stopwatch v. an observer's stopwatch that's counting the seconds). > But you can't go 10 seconds to travel 10 light years, speed of light is absolute And it's never been adequately explained to me why that is.