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Can wormholes from space be used to travel back in time?

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How can wormholes play a part in the universe?

Wormholes open up holes in space that once you enter one it could take you to another place in the galaxy or time. Hence the name wormholes.


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It is really big, and is still growing. Black holes and white holes may join to form tunnels called wormholes - scientists believe this maybe the secret to time travel ..


How will humans travel to another planet?

We still have to perfect an interstellar drive to reduce the time needed to cover the distance. There are theories to bend time or space or use wormholes etc to eliminate the need for this but none has panned out yet.


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Time travel is not possible. The effects of a wormhole would depend on the author of the story you are reading.


Can wormholes from space be used to travel forward in time?

They might - but this is extremely hypothetical, and it is quite possible that wormholes don't exist, and can't be created either. -well, you cannot just jump in one. you would need a "ship". or some kind of vehicle that can get you to one. but it would be absurd to actually go through time unless you have nothing here in this time but yourself...


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becuase its about time travel and the space time continuum


Is it possible to go back in time?

As of right now, no. We don't know enough yet in the whole physics and space scenario in order for us to travel through "wormholes", but in the future that might be possible. Well if you flew on say concord past the date lines you would go back in time According to a theory based on the speed of light, if a person could travel faster than the speed of light their body would be ahead of the afterimage of their body, which could be a psuedo future time travel. however if a person was able to travel at such speeds their organs would fail under immense pressure. The only possible explanation for travel back in time would be through wormholes, and no studies show results for passing through wormholes except it it theorised either atom by atom separation or possibly a void leading into another dimension/time space.Mabey if you cross the International daye line fast enough. . . Hi there! I'm a different person so... I think this the answer. It's possible to go back on time because it already happened, but if you want to go to present time, it would be impossible because it hasn't happened. It's confusing, I know.


Will you be able to travel in time?

Yes, it is possible. The law of physic says that time travel is possible. Einstein said that time travel is possible, but it cannot be practical. But Einstein might be wrong. You can travel in time by going through wormholes, though you need super massive amount of energy and wormholes are probably are small as atoms (we can't even see atoms with naked eyes). Or the other way is to make your own time machine, but you can not go back in time before the time machine was made. So time travel is not science fiction, it can become reality in maybe the next 2 millions of years. who knows.


Is time travel possible through Wormholes?

Wormholes are highly hypothetical; there is no evidence that they exist, or even that they can exist.


Can you time travel in space?

Yes. When you go into space, look around, and come back, you always arrive at a time which is later than it was when you launched.


Do black holes create a tunnels between space and time?

No one knows but people have said that wormholes may exist inside a black hole that can transport you to another place in space and time.


What branch of science deals with time travel wormholes alternative universes and dimensions as well as other things similar?

Theoretical physics.