Professor's experiment could open door to time travel

The Miami Herald ^ | Posted on Sun, Mar. 21, 2004 | BY RAFAEL SANGIOVANNI

[vannrox]

I wonder if the IC in the clock would be advanced by 4 seconds if an equal amount of force was applied via a multi-ton press.

[billorites]

"Professor's experiment could open door to time travel"

No, it won't.

[Joe 6-pack]

Already posted, back in 2006.

[prion]

I wonder if the IC in the clock would be advanced by 4 seconds if an equal amount of force was applied via a multi-ton press.

Yes, that's the problem, isn't it? A clock isn't time, it's a mechanical device that measures time. Has your experiment affected time, or just monkeyed with a watchspring?

[rhombus]

Great I can pay my taxes early.

[petercooper]

wasn't Wes Clark into time travel?

[dinok]

Sounds like the government passing the cost of its programs to the future. Politicians have been "advancing time" for years.

[farmfriend]

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[Arpege92]

LOL

[rhombus]

wasn't Wes Clark into time travel?

He was much old then, he's younger than that now.

[mrmargaritaville]

well he does have a Delorean that is cabable of time travel. He and his young protege Marty will be traveling back in time.

[dpwiener]

Already posted, back in 2006.

Thanks a lot -- I spewed drink on my keyboard. Please go back and fix it.

[birbear]

ROTFLMFAO!

[wingster]

If perfected by November this could really help Kerry win the election...

[Agnes Heep]

Silly me, I thought a clock was a measure of time, not time itself.

[upchuck]

I wonder if the clock goes backwards if they spin the centrifuge the other way?

[lelio]

Dolz, who has been a lecturing theoretical physicist for nine years, really doesn't know where his experiment could lead.

Perhaps he should go forward in time to find out.

[Wolverine]

Wesley Clark to become gainfully employed.

[C210N]

Does anybody remember the future?