Sunday, February 6, 2011

A New set of Time Travel and the Theories of Quantum Physics

So as we all know, Amaretto's Tale, is a tale of time travel, both through dimensions and time as well. The theories of Time and space are all about things like Einstein's Theory of Relativity. As we all know, in the beginning Einstein's theory is mentioned. If you wish to understand this theory a little better as a part of time travel there is a YouTube video you could watch which was part of TLC's show about it. That movie is here.

The other thing that is needed apparently in time travel is wormholes. The Youtube video here explains how wormhole physics could possibly have something to do with time travel as well as dimensional travel.

As a bit of random, here is something else that pertains to dimensional travel. It is called a Teseract, only this one is a five dimensional cube. See this bit of porn for nerds here.

Another thing to look at is the BBC's television show called Horizons; the episode was about Parallel Universes. For the first part go here:

Horizons - Parallel Universes Part 1

The other parts are available on YouTube as well.

Another thing to look at would be how particles can be quantum entangled. See the article on it here:

Quantum Entanglement

Something that has been bothering me though. I must insist that somewhere along the way, Parallel Universes are something that is a very interesting subject. One of the things that are a little different are alternate histories. Alternate histories can be caused by paradoxes. Paradoxes are a strange occurrence.

With a paradox in a universal world, the old time line remains unchanged, with the time traveler or information sent simply having vanished, never to return. A difficulty with this explanation, however, is that conservation of mass-energy would be violated for the origin timeline and the destination timeline. A possible solution to this is to have the mechanics of time travel require that mass-energy be exchanged in precise balance between past and future at the moment of travel, or to simply expand the scope of the conservation law to encompass all timelines. [Wikipedia]

Even still, this does make an interesting concept. Perhaps we will talk on it later. For now, I should probably go to sleep. Goodnight all.

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