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Using math and physics in time travel machine


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After some serious number crunching, a researcher says that he has come up with a mathematical model for a viable time machine: a Traversable Acausal Retrograde Domain in Space-time TARDIS. He describes it as a bubble of space-time geometry which carries its contents backward and forwards through space and time as it tours a large circular path. The bubble moves through space-time at speeds greater than the speed of light at times, allowing it to move backward in time.
 
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Hi, Vampiric Ruby.

This sort of thing fascinates me.  Wondering how it relates to the Alcubierre warp/drive/bubble, I found an excellent pdf

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1310.7985.pdf

that details how, in Tippett's and Tsang's geometry, "a bubble of curvature travels along a closed trajectory," i.e. "Unlike

the Alcubierre drive, the trajectory of the bubble is closed in space time."  Uncertain is whether or not that will offset the

"Dangerous Blueshifting" mentioned therein.

 

 

 

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Since I'm going to reference this thread in a related one, posted in the "Science & Technology" section,

www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/topic/307080-time-travel-is-mathematically-possible/#comment-6125814

I'll add a link to a somewhat pertinent audio-video (a-v) herein.   Below is the a-v, mostly bunk, which satisfactorily illustrates an explanation of the Alcubierre warp drive and resultant 'bubble.'  Set to begin at 1:06:10, only watch the said documentary for 1 1/2  to 3 minutes.

 

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