It’s possible to reinvent yourself at any age over – say, 35 (under 35 you are still inventing, although I hate to give hard numbers) and the more you reinvent the more fun it is.

It is very much transitioning into a bit of the unknown, it can be very uncomfortable for some, I dig it though : )

…and I tend to redo every decade or so – just because…and it isn’t always about employment opportunities either.

Luv, Zen Lill

Time travel requires being able to travel faster than the speed of light in a continuous circle in spaceTime while moving along a straight line in the direction of the time you are interested in.

How did we accomplish this you ask?

First I should note that we have only attempted time travel into the past because we have a vessel at the point of origin that exists at a point in spaceTime continuously. In it we set the coordinates for the time and place we wish to travel to, the points are clearly labeled. We can step off into the light as it approaches us via our teleporter (duc). It will never reach us on its on because it is traveling at the speed of light while we are accelerating away from it at the speed of light.

Details, details.

Our time travel machine is three vessels in one. The Time Machine © is the largest of the three vessels. It is designed to travel in a continuous circle within a spaceTime.

Vessels A and B are smaller ships that also travel in circles within the Time Machine. The first gives us the temporal(time) and spacial coordinates(length, width, and height) to pin point the temporal coordinate (time) we wish to travel to.

The second(B) provides an area in which time repeats itself through its spaceTime continuously. It continues to go back to the same moments in time and the same locations in space within the parameters programed from the first vessel. Its circular path in spaceTime is almost always in two places at the same time.

The space between vessels A and B exist in the Time Machine as “intervals.” The time machine enabled by a certain device(duc) allows the entities to walk from one time and moment in space into a particular time and moment in space.

The time machine itself allows us to exit along the fixed place at a time we picked as the past approaches us in slower and slower “intervals” depending on the speed we need to reach it at an almost idle. The “intervals” are a series of spacial distances between two events. The distances between the two events become shorter and shorter as our speed exceeds the speed of light until the distance becomes a point in time. The would be our destination, the time and moment in space that that time is occurring in.

One simply steps from the vessel accelerating faster that the speed of light into the desired time. Time itself slows up as we accelerate faster than the speed of light until it reverses itself and speeds up to continue the circle in spaceTime. The specific time we choose to enter appears as a step up to an increase in speed if we are coming from a time previously visited in its past. But as a step down in all other times.

We are reluctant to attempt traveling to the future because it would require stepping up into the unknown. And we would have the added problem of not having a vessel already stationary in the future which would enable us to pinpoint out return to our point of origin which would from the future be our past.

Adam

I am a scientist. I work in the field of Causality and the General Theory of Relativity. I have given many lectures on the possibility of time travel. I believe it to be impossible because Special Relativity implements Causality and makes time travel impossible.

My daughter is a very respected and well published psychologist. She was a child prodigy and is a genius and I respect her opinions in all areas except her opinions about this blog. She believes in aliens that converse here. Thank God she can do it anonymously, or she could risk all she has build up the last two decades.

My challenge to you is to explain to this 63 year old scientist how time travel is possible. How do you do it without revealing any trade secrets, but so I can debate the issue, I leave up to you.

I realize that this may be an insult to one so much more intelligent than I am. But if you could humor an old scientist, I would appreciate it. My daughter has encouraged me to peruse this blog with an open mind. I entreat you to encourage me with a bit of discourse on time travel as to how you accomplish it.

Thank you
Jim