To: PatrickHenry
and that's a time machine.Just how would this thing work? If you "go back" in time, the earth has moved, space has expanded etc. etc. So the "way-back" machine may put you somewhere you don't want to be at a time of your choice. (i.e. it must be a time-space machine)
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01/22/2002 3:45:14 PM PST by
AndrewC
To: AndrewC; PatrickHenry
Does it put you where the earth is now in space or where it was back then? Does it mess up history until a version of history is created in which no time machine was never invented? (Premise of an SF novel I've otherwise largely forgotten.)
To: AndrewC
If you "go back" in time, the earth has moved ... I know, I know.
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