I don't think time travel to past is possible, but travel to future might be possible, i have personally experienced it!
i went on a ride with my bike one night and it was my first bike ride in years so I hadn't felt how cool it was to ride a bike with fast speed in a long time since I was a kid.
So I leave home at about 9.38 pm and go for a ride by myself. I'm going do fast with my bike and enjoying it so much and I keep going very very fast just to enjoy how it feels. My friends were just watching TV when I had left. So they're still watching TV and chiilin, wandering around the house doing wat they usually do in the evenings. Meanwhile I am enjoying my ride and remember I'm riding very fast.
So anyway I come home at about twenty five to eleven, my friends are all worried and stuff, they're like 'WTF@&! Where u bin!?' And I'm like 'Chill y'all just gone for a ride man'
Anyway when I came back home that night it just felt like time travel could so be possible if I had been travelling at a much faster speed and I mean a lot faster speed. I mean my friends were just sitting there at home not doing much and I was out there experiencing so much and discovering new places with my bike in what just about 57 mins or so? And when I came back home they were like where u bin for so long? Whereas for me it had only felt like it was ten fifteen mins.
Do u understand where I'm coming from?
If you could travel at a much faster speed like speed of light speed or even faster, or even speed of light times speed of light speed and u travelled for about only five or ten mins and u came back to earth(if u're travelling at speed of light it'd take u about 8 and a half mins from eart to sun) your friends and family would have been aged. i.e your younger sister or brother would be much older than yourself, cuz u've only travelled ten mins, but actually in earth a lot of time has passed!
So I think it is possible to travel into the future.
what's your opinion???
2006-08-05
11:45:29
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