In previous articles, I published some paragraphs of the notebooks I found that outlined the theory of time travel:
1985 Time Travel Theory. The author has disappeared.
Time travel theory. Return to the abandoned branches of time.
Time travel. Some nodes of the time machine.
Today I will publish a couple more interesting paragraphs from these mysterious diaries.
Pulsed time theory
This paragraph describes the flow of time relative to some "absolute" time - a purely theoretical artificial concept, adopted for greater clarity of explanations.
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Absolute time is a conditional time, the flow of which is constant throughout its entire length, and which has neither its beginning nor its end, and which always goes in one direction.
In fact, the passage of time, if viewed against the background of the absolute, is not constant. There are two versions, according to one of which the time pulses, i.e. having reached a certain point, it stops, and turns back, so that, having reached its beginning, it moves forward again, and on the other it slows down infinitely, never reaching a full stop.
This section deals with a variant of pulsed time. Let's analyze the whole cycle in order. Simultaneously with the so-called. Time burst out of a certain moment with a "big bang". At first, its speed approached infinity, but then it gradually slowed down and flowed more calmly.
At the very beginning, the pushing force of the current moment was enormous, and it was she who gave time such a rapid pace. The density of time relative to absolute time was extremely high. What pushed the current moment so strongly is unknown. Probably its previous fall, which happened again after a similar earlier push and subsequent stop. When stopped, the density of time equaled zero, and then time went in the opposite direction, so that, falling at a speed close to at the very end of the fall to infinity, explode again.
Time ripple can be shown graphically as follows:
It can be seen from the graph that in the initial period of time movement, its speed is infinite, but over the course of absolute time it rapidly drops, then slows down, smoothly reaches zero, and time begins to go back (its flow has a negative speed). Then, collapsing into a ball with infinite speed, time explodes again, and so it goes on forever.
This process is easy to understand by comparing it to the well-known theory of a pulsating universe.
Based on the above material, we can assume that everything that happens on Earth has already happened hundreds, thousands, millions of times. Obviously, the reverse movement of time is invisible to us. We simply, upon reaching a tipping point, stop, after which we simply rewind and start again from the beginning. Everything that we have not completed at this moment will remain unfinished. We just all quietly and peacefully cease to exist further, without even noticing it, and begin the entire evolution anew.
The theory of infinitely slowing down
Along with the theory of pulsating time, there is also the theory of infinitely slowing down and never stopping time. The choice of theory depends on the taste of the researcher and does not fundamentally affect the rest of the theory of time displacements.
The whole difference with the theory of pulsating time is that after the big bang, time will never stop and will not go back, but will slow down infinitely. Graphically it will look like this:
Outcome
Now let's summarize and draw how the graduation of a fragment of the stem of time with respect to absolute time will look like, regardless of one theory or another:
The century values are given to improve the perception of the circuit.
From the diagram, we see that the deeper we go into the centuries, the more the density of time increases. Conversely, over time, its density decreases in relation to absolute time. Once again, I note that such a tendency takes place for both the one and the second theory of time dilation.