What the would be physicists in here fail to realize is that velocity is not a measurment of time. You can divide distance traveled by the amount of time it took to get there and that will tell you how fast you traveled and (D/T=V) or multiply time by velocity to measure distance (T x V =D) but time (T) is a constant factor. Even IF a theoretical hyper light speed drive (warp drive for Sci-Fi fans) that allowed a ship to travel twice the speed of light, for 6 months (total distance covered 6 trillion miles or one lightyear) released a standard radio signal back to Earth and then returned (again at twice the speed of light) You would reach home 6 months before your radio signal did, HOWEVER your total time in transit would have only taken one year of time here on Earth
Willywise52 Premium Member about 8 years ago
So Starr is straight,then?
Cozmik Cowboy about 8 years ago
Ethan – um, she’s older than your mom, dude!
Flash Gordon about 8 years ago
“If only she could train him……” Ok, I’m a bit put off by that. That is sexist (and yes it would be equally sexist the other way around).
ndblackirish97 about 8 years ago
Straight? Bi? Both work for me to keep her.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 8 years ago
But he wants to plow that red field….
Scoutmaster77 about 8 years ago
Watch out for time travel paradoxes…
Malcolm Hall about 8 years ago
She could go look up her old friends and ruin their day a la Geico’s Peter Pan: “You don’t look a day over 70!”
Malcolm Hall about 8 years ago
Time travel into the future is simple — all you need is a technique to suspend animation. It’s going back into the past that creates the paradoxes.
fuzzbucket Premium Member about 8 years ago
Did they get pants on her?
Coyoty Premium Member about 8 years ago
You can actually time warp into the future, past normal time. Satellites and Mercury do it all the time.
h.v.greenman about 8 years ago
What the would be physicists in here fail to realize is that velocity is not a measurment of time. You can divide distance traveled by the amount of time it took to get there and that will tell you how fast you traveled and (D/T=V) or multiply time by velocity to measure distance (T x V =D) but time (T) is a constant factor. Even IF a theoretical hyper light speed drive (warp drive for Sci-Fi fans) that allowed a ship to travel twice the speed of light, for 6 months (total distance covered 6 trillion miles or one lightyear) released a standard radio signal back to Earth and then returned (again at twice the speed of light) You would reach home 6 months before your radio signal did, HOWEVER your total time in transit would have only taken one year of time here on Earth
drycurt about 8 years ago
Time travel doesn’t exist because time doesn’t actually exist.