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	Time travel is scientifically possible?
memnonkarana	14 year(s) ago http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/314640 Discuss...
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memnonkarana	14 year(s) ago [img size=150]http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/162/470/tumblr_ljs3zs1mzk1qbpsmao1_500.jpg[/img]
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MisterNathan	14 year(s) ago Not for humans based on this article, but it's definitely interesting.
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serfofChrist92	14 year(s) ago Well, the implication is that what we understand about physics is wrong and thus the limits on going the speed of light aren't actually real. It may be possible to go faster than the speed of light, we just aren't aware of how it's done yet. But in theory, time travel is still possible anyway.
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rami009	14 year(s) ago A few months back, physicists in Switzerland I think found particles that were like nine nanoseconds faster than light particles. It kind of disproves half of Einstein's work on relativity. I'll start learning about all that stuff in April and May when my physics class shifts from thermodynamics and optics to modern physics and quantum mechanics
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