To: BenLurkin
the only way meaningful space travel could be possible would be to slip in and out of another dimension where time does not exist
3 posted on
05/14/2018 11:26:13 PM PDT by
KTM rider
( .......than to post and remove all doubt)
To: KTM rider
True since, I believe that as you approach the speed of light, for the traveler time seems to be relative but to a stationary object much time has gone by. Which it would seem to me that if you could travel somehow to the nearest star or galaxy, before you'd even gone a quarter of the distance or less , everything and everyone you left on Earth would be long gone.
5 posted on
05/14/2018 11:33:23 PM PDT by
jmacusa
("Made it Ma, top of the world!'')
To: KTM rider
You might be right.
The other major problem is how to keep the ship from being destroyed by a grain of sand while traveling even a fraction of the speed of light.
If your in another dimension then this would not be a problem.
To: KTM rider
the only way meaningful space travel could be possible would be to slip in and out of another dimension where time does not existTime does not exist. Time is a construct of the human mind based on observations of movements of heavenly bodies.
29 posted on
05/15/2018 6:43:08 AM PDT by
Bloody Sam Roberts
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