does this sound like a possible theory?

Question

i have been thinking lately about the universe. albert einstein beleived in time travel and because the universe goes on and on do you think it is possible that the universe is one giant timeline and by going in black holes you could be brought to an earlier part of the universe? i think that is a reasonable theory and i also think that the universe goes on forever. people tried to argue with me and say it ended becuse thats what we are to think but just because we have never heard of something does not mean that it does not exist. also thwere has to be other life out there. it would be kind of scary to be the only life in this huge place. one thing that bothers is the big bang theory. where did all that matter come from????? it upsets me to think that we might not discover other life in my lifetime or have any answers to these questions. who knows? maybe you find out all of this when u die or maybe you never do. also has anyone heard of anyone working on time machines because i have

i have heard of colleges doing it. but what would time travel be like. would you change the future by doing it??? do questions like this ever give u a headache or am i one of the only ones to think about this? feel free to share any of your ideas with me. (now my fingers really hurt)

how do we know that the universe does not go on forever and isnt 40 billion light years

Answer 1

We will never be able to travel back in time because we've never met someone from the future. and i'll never be able to travel back in time cos i've always said to myself that if i could then i should meet myself on january first 2000, you've gotta read Stephen Hawking's 'a brief history of time' it is very easy to understand and not full of mathmatical crap you can't understand.

Answer 2

1. You missed the capital "A" in albert.

2. You missed the capital "E" in einstein.

3. You confused "worm holes" with "black holes." If you enter a black hole you will never be heard from again. You will descend down into the core of the black hole and be reconstituded into basic atoms and molecules with everything else that has wandered into this dark place. Worm Holes...well, it is said that you enter at one side on say, day 231 and come out the other side some completely different day, like 301.

4. There is no known end to the Universe as of this time. We know that it extends outward 40 Billion Light Years in every direction from Earth because we can see that far out there with our present level of optical and radio telescopes. Beyond that, nobody knows, and we can't see any farther than that with our most highly developed equipment. So most likely you will get a bunch of silly answers, and wild theories to this part of your question...40 Billion Light Years is not an infinite distance...but it is pretty close to that, for my purposes anyhow.

5. All the matter in the big bang came from somewhere and something. Nobody knows what,

6. Distant life forms... Someone will discover something one of these days. When??? Who knows...

7. Time travel is presently available only in Science Fiction Novels and Movies. It is fairly plausible to say that actual time travel will not be developed within our lifespan. No. I do not know anyone who is working on a prototype. If you are, good luck.

Answer 3

Time travel according to relativity theory doesn't work the way you probably think it does. You can still only move forward - but you can move forward slower if you're traveling close to light speed. But it doesn't get you anything. Just moving forward slower. You can't go back.

No, black holes don't 'go' anywhere. They aren't holes. They are very compressed matter. If you fall into one, you just become part of the black hole - you get compressed down. Like falling on the Earth and flattening out - you're now part of the Earth.

Sure, there's life out there somewhere. But it's not visiting us.

Look up Brane theory, M-theory, and pair-production to see how matter can come from nowhere if you have energy and the current theories on what caused the big bang.

Anyone working on a time machine that doesn't still go forward is in for a disappointment.

Answer 4

Albert Einstein did not believe in time travel, he said it was impossible. And the universe certainly is not endless, the only thing that is endless is the void. Throughout history man has lived thinking he was the only species in the universe, they were not scared by this fact. It would be an incredible feeling to be aware that we had contacted another race, one from space, I can't imagine a more exciting event. You have unique interpretations of many things but I don't see a theory there.

Answer 5

I have though about this as well :P Time and the universe is relative to YOU When you die, (exclude religion) everything will cease to exist and time will be brought to a stand still because, well your dead! Really weird and confusing thought. By the way if you go into a black hole you wont come out. You will just be added to its infinitely dense center! All though if you connect it to a white hole (a hole that infinitely spits out matter) you get a worm hole! Einstein believe in this because they believe as you move on in the demisions, each demision surpass another! They belive the world of black holes are multi deminsional and exist in only the 5th demision, where time is surpassed (time is 4th d). Using the 5th deminsion they come up the talk about space and time travel and other theories!

Answer 6

Let us start by taking for instance we are looking at a star 9,460,730,472,580.8 km away. This is the distance light travels in one year. In other words, the image of the star that we see now happened last year at that point where the star exists. Does the star still exist now? We will know that after one year. This model conceptually proves that the future, the present and the past exists at the same time. According to Einstein, the clock will stop at the speed of light. That will make us experience a universal stand still, because we are stuck at the point 0 of the time line. At our present speed of travel across the universe, the time line passes us by at tremendous speed bringing with it the past spacial events from cosmic distances around us. In other words, we are moving toward the negative scale of the time line. This process looks like the unfolding of the future before our senses.

The only way we can access the future now is to travel faster than the speed of light so that we can move toward the positive scale of the time line. Einsteinian universe will not allow that because it is four-dimensional, and the speed of light is the limit. However, Einstein left us a clue that it is possible to access the future. He introduced the concept of the time-space continuum. It is a circular/elliptic, schematic presentation of the proverb that "History repeats itself." We can access any point in the circular time line by crossing the area covered by it. I am afraid, however, that this time-space continuum may not be here in our four-dimensional universe. I am beginning to think that it exists in the mental and emotional realm, a plane where we can see and feel many times more that our five senses could discern. Allow me to call it the fifth dimension, where we exist before and after this lifetime.

Do not be upset by the idea that your curiosity may not be answered in your lifetime. Let me word my thought about the universe. I believe that our four-dimensional universe is only one of the many dimensions and universes of a great and boundless realm. Let me compare it to a swimming pool. The stars are like the faucet/water supply in the pool. The black holes are like the outlet to the drain. We all exist like the microorganism in the pool. There is a lot of universes outside the pool.

Answer 7

sounds OK, and we can't be the only life here a planet needs a few things to have life, like the sun, and how bright/big it is, a small red sun is very cool so our first planet is to far a way if we had a red sun, but if we had a white sun, even small, Pluto would be about right to have a OK temp, like earths. then the planet haves to be in a orbit in a form of a circle or oval. then two gas giants are needed in a circle or oval orbit, i forgot the reason but are needed, with water life should form, sounds like our solar system huh? as for time travel, I'm not to sure, a black hole is a dead sun, its mass was lost in a exposition, called a nova or super nova, a super nova is needed to create a black hole, before a sun goes boom, it gets bigger and cooler. our sun will do the same thing, they say the earth will be in the uper atmosphere meaning the end of earth. then as a red giant after time goes by it will go boom, Smalll will make a small blue sun and a big one, your super nova will make a black hole, the mass is gone but the gravity stays sucking things in. space is not empty, its full of weather and atoms, heavy atoms, i think if we found out how to throw these heavy atoms into a smal space at high speeds using magnets it might mean we could fold space meaning space travel. were i think that's all, to much hehe sorry, i keep going on about stuff like this.

Answer 8

Theories need to be tested, yours can't so, so therefore it is not a theory.

Also Einstein notions on time travel only involved going forward in time, not back.

Time is relative, if you were to travel away from the Earth at close the speed of light for a year, then turn around and come back. Only two years will have passed to you, but 200 years will have passed on Earth. Hence going forward in time.

Answer 9

Since your mothers and fathers feel within the paranormal ( and this perception has most likely rubbed off on you) as a substitute of watching for a common cause of something that turns out a bit bit atypical or shrugging it off as without problems being forgetful or improper on your perceptions you're imagining that those matters have a few supernatural value. I would not be amazed if plenty of the smells and noises have been induced by way of acquaintances or passersby and I additionally notice really a couple of of those anecdotes take situation at night time - a time while you're usually sleepy and even dreaming. So referred to as psychics point out something it's that they consider you desire to listen to on the grounds that now not a one among them has ever been to be proved to be exact, they're without problems frauds (or deluded) that make stuff up. Stop looking to placed a spooky spin on the whole lot and you can quickly discover that there's not anything out of the natural fairly occurring there in any respect.

Answer 10

Read Jorge Louis Borges: FICTIONES. This guy offers large defensive response on the matters, like there, described in your question. If you can find, books of Jakob Lorber offer really kind and beautifull weuw,on the basic matters of human existence, explains relations between the Spirit and materia. That guys,which are working on time machine,have felt in fact in septic kave, and because can`t and also don`t want to come out, call the others to come in to be together in sheet.

Answer 11

No- The Universe at time of creation expanded to settle at a massive set space resting at zero inches of relative Vacuum..If it was say -30 inches of Vacuum per square ft, then it could still expand more...Black holes are smaller spaces of greater Vacuum rips within across the Universe. Matter can remain unseen until Charged..( example: Like solid matter in a dark room )