The Feasibility of Time Travel
Time travel is a science, and according to what we know now the laws of science do not distinguish in directions of timeat least when traveling backward and forward, But since 1997 it has become a scientific theory to take a look at. And even though time travel is impossible to recognize with actual scientific proof, it is a true fact that the laws of science accept that time can increase as disorder increases, with the ability to distinguish the past from the future, which in a sense is considered time travel on some level.
Many conditions are involved in back-and-forth motion of time travel, especially regarding the requirements of the human body when time-traveling: (1) the ability of the human body to travel faster than the speed of light, and (2) the requirement of space-time to be warped and a tunnel, or “wormhole” to exist between two space-time points, which is impossible unless the end of the tunnel was kept open long enough for the physical body to get through it. The equations of Einstein’s General Relativity allow for some solutions to make this a feasible thing. We know that Albert Einstein has shown us that space is curved, or bent, while also showing us that time is relative and time travel going forward is theoretically a possible thing. Before he developed his special theory of relativity, any thought of traveling in time was nonexistent.
In April of 2006, Professor Ronald Mallett of the University of Connecticut became known for his experiment on time travel, with a prediction that time travel would become a reality within the next ten years, with his work based on Einstein’s relativity theories. “Einstein showed that mass and energy are the same thing,” says PHYSORG.com about Mallett, who published his first research on time travel in 2000 in Physics Letters. “The time machine we’ve designed uses light in the form of circulating lasers to warp or loop time instead of using massive objects.” Mallet goes on to say that time is manipulated by clocksaccording to physicistsallowing us to manipulate time with a rate change of clocks, changing the ability for events to occur at different rates.
But presently black holes, wormholes and cosmic strings are refusing to open this time-travel door due to the inability of space to provide a gigantic amount of mass, which would distort space-time tremendously. NASA manipulates time travel all the time by setting their satellite clocks to adjust to “the fraction of a second” when it travels around the Earth much faster than the rotation of the Earth. We may not be able to travel in time, but according to NASA fast moving objects are able time travel into the future through manipulation. An example is when the satellite clocks travel with a high velocity it appears to run slowly relative to us, but when that very same clock is higher in a gravitational field, we think it runs slower. According to the theories of Relativity, the faster an object travels relative to where we are now, the slower the time will pass as we measure it.
