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  • Lariliss
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    The article doesn't tell directly of time diverting.


    ‘In physics time-reversal symmetry is a mathematical operation of replacing the expression for time with its negative in formulas or equations so that they describe an event in which time runs backward or all the motions are reversed.’ - quote.


    In GR there is no absolute time, time dimension etc. There is spacetime.Time is something that is ‘perceived’ by particles.

    Time is only needed to describe that nothing happens anywhere at the same moment.

    Mathematical models give us singularities, for example, we cannot confirm it by any observation.

    Big bang, speed of light, spacetime singularity are concepts that are accepted, because the universe model description needs start points and limits.

    We are able to observe black holes, but the majority of theories and phenomena are not confirmed due to the extremes of such observations.

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  • Sparko
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    Originally posted by Sparko View Post

    And I am saying it is not that simple. imagine you have two asteroids floating in space and they come within the gravitational influence of each other. they will begin to attract and come together. Now reverse time. They will start out next to each other and seem to repel as time reversed until they were no longer near each other. Gravity would reverse in that case.
    Actually after doing more thinking Gravity doesn't always reverse if time is reversed. It gets seriously whacked. In the example above it seems to reverse right? But now imagine here on earth, you are sitting in your chair taking a nap. An hour later time reverses. But you don't suddenly get pushed out of your seat and fly off the face of the earth. Gravity is still holding you to your chair.

    But now imagine some rocks laying at the bottom of a cliff. Rewind time. They will continue to lie there at the bottom of the cliff for say 1 year, but then they will suddenly fly up into the air and attach themselves to the cliff! Gravity both works and reverses itself for no reason. Cause and effect becomes effect then cause. Reversing time messes everything up.

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  • lee_merrill
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    My cracked phone would heal itself! And bank credits would turn into debits, and debits into credits...

    Blessings,
    Lee

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  • Sparko
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    Originally posted by rogue06 View Post
    Yup. Life would literally arise from death and age in reverse order
    I hate to think about the whole eating process


    You should read "Counter-Clock World" by Philip K. Dick.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Clock_World
    Last edited by Sparko; 10-20-2021, 02:54 PM.

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  • rogue06
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    Originally posted by Sparko View Post

    And I am saying it is not that simple. imagine you have two asteroids floating in space and they come within the gravitational influence of each other. they will begin to attract and come together. Now reverse time. They will start out next to each other and seem to repel as time reversed until they were no longer near each other. Gravity would reverse in that case.
    Yup. Life would literally arise from death and age in reverse order

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  • Sparko
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    Originally posted by shunyadragon View Post

    I do not believe that is what the article indicated. In fact, I believe it indicated Natural Laws remain the same..
    And I am saying it is not that simple. imagine you have two asteroids floating in space and they come within the gravitational influence of each other. they will begin to attract and come together. Now reverse time. They will start out next to each other and seem to repel as time reversed until they were no longer near each other. Gravity would reverse in that case.

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  • shunyadragon
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    Originally posted by Sparko View Post
    Um if you reverse time, gravity would repel objects instead of attract objects. Magnets would do the same. Seems like if you reverse time everything would also be reversed.
    I do not believe that is what the article indicated. In fact, I believe it indicated Natural Laws remain the same..

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  • Sparko
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    Um if you reverse time, gravity would repel objects instead of attract objects. Magnets would do the same. Seems like if you reverse time everything would also be reversed.

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  • shunyadragon
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    Originally posted by lee_merrill View Post
    Usually, if you reverse time, you get back to where you started from, but not in the case of a new form of matter!

    Source: phys.org

    If one inverts time direction, the fundamental laws of physics still hold. That also holds for typical superconductors: if the arrow of time is reversed, a typical superconductor would still be the same superconducting state.

    "However, in the case of a four-fermion condensate that we report, the time reversal puts it in a different state," he says.

    "It will probably take many years of research to fully understand this state," he says.

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    Blessings,
    Lee
    So what?!?!?! Your point?

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  • lee_merrill
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    Time doesn't work the same in both directions

    Usually, if you reverse time, you get back to where you started from, but not in the case of a new form of matter!

    Source: phys.org

    If one inverts time direction, the fundamental laws of physics still hold. That also holds for typical superconductors: if the arrow of time is reversed, a typical superconductor would still be the same superconducting state.

    "However, in the case of a four-fermion condensate that we report, the time reversal puts it in a different state," he says.

    "It will probably take many years of research to fully understand this state," he says.

    Source

    © Copyright Original Source



    Blessings,
    Lee

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