Scientists to invent time machine in near future (you heard it here First!)

Pravda (Trust but Verify) ^ | 11/04/2005 | Maria Gousseva

[ArrogantBustard]

Better?

[Red Badger]

Right clik on it and select view image........

[hosepipe]

I see..
Now we know what "GHOSTS" and "UFO's" are..

[camle]

LOL~! better!

but then again, who's paying for this big fol-de-rol? taxpayers?

[YouPosting2Me]

May I present... Dr. WHO.

[Red Badger]

Yeah, my Time Machine works only in Forward ( and slowly at that) Still working on the Back part............Maybe Microsoft can help.......

[Bigh4u2]

" Now we know what "GHOSTS" and "UFO's" are.."


We do?

You mean now? Or then? or shortly?

I'm so confused.

What time is it? Never mind. Already past.

[Red Badger]

Who's on FIRST?......................

[cgbg]

not only the past has an effect upon the future, but the future also influences the past. The cause-effect relations are very stable, and all events happen in such a way that they cannot be changed

This _had_ to be a bad translation.

In other news, Soviet science has determined that today's second hand smoke can kill children in the future and in the past.:-)

[Designer]

"..back to the late 1970's."

There! Proof that it works!

This FReeper appears to be posting from the late 1970's! Since before Free Republic, even!

Yip - yip - yip - yahoo, which come to think of it, has also not been invented yet.

[cvq3842]

Impeccable logic.

This whole topic gives me a headache . . .

[Red Badger]

Paradox? If I go back in Time and kill my Great-Great-Grandfather will I disappear? If I disappear, the I couldn't kill my Great-Great-Grandfather.........

[cgbg]

Your concept is critical to Kage Baker's excellent "Company" science fiction books.

Here is the list:

In The Garden of Iden

Sky Coyote

Mendoza in Hollywood

Black Projects, White Knights

The Graveyard Game

The Life of the World to Come

The Children of the Company

[Izzy Dunne]

meeting a grandchild of yours is quite possible

IMAGINE THAT!

[Sen Jack S. Fogbound]

Go read johntitor.com and see what you think!

[Bigh4u2]

" Make me think that a time machine is not feasible."

Oh, I think it is. But not in the sense that we could be 'travelers'.

I think a machine could be invented to allow us to be 'observers' of the past.

Sorta like old reruns on TV.

[cgbg]

More science fiction, if anyone is interested:

Robert Charles Wilson--The Chronoliths

You can click on my name for a review of SF books.

[vollmond]

...no one would want to go back to the late 1970's.

I'd love to go back to the late 70's, just so I can slap my younger self upside the head and say, "Don't even think about it!"

And then whisper into my ear, "Buy Microsoft, AOL, Microstrategy. Hold, and then sell before the end of January 2000."

[Larry Lucido]

I'd like to find the Calvin and Hobbes time machine series, the one where the Monday Calvin doesn't want to do his homework assignment due Friday, so he just figures he'll travel to Thursday and the Thursday Calvin will have already done it. Then he'll just take it back to Monday and it will be done. Problem is the Thursday Calvin didn't do it because he thought the Monday Calvin already did it.

[Larry Lucido]