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ninty · 12-14-2003, 10:12 PM

http://www.boston.com/news/local/connec ... _possible/

This is a really great article. If your interested in this stuff, its a good read. This was the guy I was talking about.

[quote:244bd]Mallett's theory is based largely on Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity and his special theory of relativity. The general theory states that the closer an object is to a gravitational source, the slower time moves. Under the special theory, Enistein said the faster an object, like a jet, moves relative to the speed of light, the slower time moves.

This was proved in 1975, when Einstein's theory was tested by using two synchronized atomic clocks -- one on an airplane and another on the ground. When the plane landed, the time of its clock was behind the one on the ground, though by only fractions of a second, Mallett said.

"But this proves you can travel into the future," he said.

Travelling into the past is a bit more complicated, and that's where Mallett's theory goes beyond Einstein's theories. Mallett believes that light also generates a gravitational field.

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There you go. Time travel into the future is possible. Its already been done and proved.

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	12-14-2003, 10:12 PM http://www.boston.com/news/local/connec ... _possible/ This is a really great article. If your interested in this stuff, its a good read. This was the guy I was talking about. [quote:244bd]Mallett's theory is based largely on Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity and his special theory of relativity. The general theory states that the closer an object is to a gravitational source, the slower time moves. Under the special theory, Enistein said the faster an object, like a jet, moves relative to the speed of light, the slower time moves. This was proved in 1975, when Einstein's theory was tested by using two synchronized atomic clocks -- one on an airplane and another on the ground. When the plane landed, the time of its clock was behind the one on the ground, though by only fractions of a second, Mallett said. "But this proves you can travel into the future," he said. Travelling into the past is a bit more complicated, and that's where Mallett's theory goes beyond Einstein's theories. Mallett believes that light also generates a gravitational field. [/quote:244bd] There you go. Time travel into the future is possible. Its already been done and proved.