Is It Possible to Travel Through Time with Real-Time Travel Technology?

No. For in fiction, anything is possible. The understanding of spacetime in Special Relativity, however, reveals that time travel is impossible. Unbeknownst to us, you and I, and all matter, are moving at lightspeed through spacetime primarily along the temporal component. To move into the future, you would have to reach speeds greater than lightspeed, which is impossible. Moving to the past would require stopping in spacetime, which is equally impossible, then accelerating to lightspeed along the negative temporal axis. Therefore, time travel is only possible in fiction where anything is feasible.

Understanding the Nature of Time

The only time we have is the present moment, an abstract concept that we cannot physically move through. What we are moving through, and flowing through as conscious entities, is known as Time Streams. In my view, Time Streams are the spiral constructs of the spiral arms of spiral galaxies. Galaxies, being the holographic structures that consciousnesses, including ourselves, flow through, move outward from the center of a spiral galaxy along its arms at a certain pace, seemingly in agreement with Quantum and String Theories.

Moving forward and backward on these spiral streams, in a way different from the normal outward flow at the normal pace, constitutes time travel. This has been extensively done in various ways for several decades now by the current culture on this planet. Both physical and mental time travel is possible. Secretive governmental agencies are typically the ones involved with this, trying to keep it under wraps. Nevertheless, the data is out there if you look for it. Consider The Philadelphia Experiment, The Montauk Project, The Chronovisor Operation, Looking Glass, Al Bielek, Stewart Swerdlow, Duncan Cameron, Andrew Basagio, Corey Goode, Preston Nichols, etc., etc., etc.

The Cambridge Time Travel Experiment

Not yet! However, there have been ongoing experiments in recent times that explore the possibility of manipulating time. For instance, the Cambridge time travel experiment is a notable example. While the results are inconclusive, the experiment, carried out by Dr. David Deutsch, involves a quantum computer that aims to test the butterfly effect in time.

Is Time Travel Nonsense?

Time travel is impossible, and it does not make sense to arrive back home from a trip before you leave home. Eight billion people on Earth, and no one has traveled through time. The universe's mathematical spacetime coordinate system cannot support time travel. Studying spacetime and its implications can help us understand why time travel remains a concept limited to science fiction.

Despite the impossibility of time travel, the exploration and understanding of spacetime continue to fascinate scientists and laypeople alike. Theoretical frameworks, such as those involving spacetime, provide insights into the nature of time and the universe. While we may not be able to travel through time, the pursuit of such knowledge enriches our understanding of the cosmos.

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