Time travel will become technologically accessible by 2100, researchers from the University of Glasgow and London College recently predicted. According to Dr. Mary Jacquiline Romero, Faculty of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, what we consider to be science fiction today is the normal present for posterity.
Flying cars on gravitational energy, traveling long distances using teleportation, time travel - these are just technologies of a new level.
The possibility of time travel is proved by the experience of the Russian cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev, when a resident of the ISS, having spent a long time in orbit, managed to outrun time by 0.02 seconds! Let the transfer take a short time, but the fact itself is important - the time travel took place.
"… time travel has already been achieved, albeit in a meager time interval …" - agrees with a colleague the author of books and numerous studies Colin Stewart. The astronaut's experience confirmed our calculations of time travel using speed. Of course, 0.02 seconds does not sound very impressive, but without a doubt it confirms the possibility of travel.
Moving along a large loop at a speed of 10% of light speed for 6 months, on Earth during this time 6 months and 1 day will pass. If you move at a constant speed for 10 years, then the time travel will be 3 weeks!
Although, as experts add about the timing of technology implementation, the end of 2100 is somewhat optimistic. However, the achievement of technology is only a matter of time. This is, of course, a very complex technical process, where it is extremely important to present its mechanisms.
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Mr. Pynchon and the Springfield Settlement is a terribly curious 1937 image by the Italian artist Umberto Romano. Here you don't even need to look closely at the fresco, it is enough to pay attention to the Indian facing us.
"Mr. Pynchon and the Springfield Settlement"
Have you looked? Are you surprised? In the whole world, no one except the artist is able to say about the subject in the hands of an Indian. Agree, the object in the man's hand is extremely similar to the smartphone we are used to - rounded edges, dark bottom and light edging.
Moreover, judging by the direction of the gaze, the characteristic position of the thumb, he clearly works with a device not from his time. Probably, such examples (of which there are not so few) can serve as evidence of time travel into the past. Most likely, scientists of the future managed to assemble a time machine.