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Anonymous users2024-02-06The existence of a space-time tunnel is not really unreal.
According to Einstein's theory of general relativity, when the speed reaches the speed of light, time becomes full indefinitely, and when the speed exceeds the speed of light, there is a time reversal, which is the effect of the time tunnel you are talking about, but there is nothing in the real world that can exceed the speed of light, so basically there is no time tunnel.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Yes.. But if you want to open the entrance. It takes a lot of energy. At the current level of technology. The theoretical value of opening a "wormhole" cannot be reached. So it's not possible now. It's just in theory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Anything is possible! The structure of the human brain is such that the human consciousness is not able to imagine or manifest everything in nature.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03I don't think there is a time tunnel, although when the speed exceeds the speed of light, time has to be reversed, but we can only see what happened in the past, but we can't change what has happened.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02There should be"Wormholes"It's the so-called space-time tunnel!
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Time is a one-way axis that cannot be reversed or stopped.
If we move at the speed of light, we will always see a moment of light, and we will feel as if time has stopped, but in fact time is still passing as usual. If you move faster than the speed of light, you can catch up with the light that was previously emitted and see what was before. But this is only a visual effect, a subjective feeling, not an objective fact.
Even if we see the past through faster-than-light motion, it is only to see the past, not to go back to the past, and we cannot change anything from what we saw before.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The huge gravitational pull will make time produce a very small time crack in a very small space, and people can't get into it, hehe,
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Anonymous users2024-01-30It hasn't appeared yet!!
Maybe. Maybe not.
But now absolutely not.
Have you watched too many time-travel dramas?
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Only God knows about it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Yes, but the human time limit particles enter the space-time tunnel when they exceed the speed of light, and the speed of light is the fastest now, and once the speed of light is exceeded, the spatial confusion will fall into the space-time tunnel.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27There are things that can solve the sudden disappearance of many people.
But this one is looking at the theory of relativity and four-dimensional space.
It's complicated, as far as I think it is.
We can't deny it because we can't prove it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26No, it was added on TV for the sake of the film effect,
According to Einstein's theory of relativity, when an object contains enough energy, it compresses the surrounding space, causing it to twist. Just like a blanket (space) hanging flat in the air, throwing an iron ball (object) on the blanket, the blanket will be deformed, and the time, length, and mass will change; When the iron ball (object energy) is larger, the deformation of the blanket (space) will be greater, and the corresponding time, length, and mass changes will change exponentially. >>>More
There are two more reliable theories about where the South American Tunnel came from. The first theory is that the Great South American Tunnel was built by the Mayans. As we all know, the Maya were a very intelligent race, and they laid the foundation for the development of mankind in all fields. >>>More
In fact, this is a misunderstanding, there is no such thing as going back in time in science, for example, you listen to it, maybe you will know, if you go back in time one day (currently supported by scientific theory), it can only mean that you have entered the so-called time tunnel, not that you have gone back in time, because the space and time you live in are still advancing, Einstein's theory of relativity tells us that when an object moves at the speed of light, the time environment around it is static....
On April 23, 2006, on the street of Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, a young man with a hurried expression, dressed in former Soviet clothes and holding an old-fashioned camera, looked around blankly, curious and frightened about his surroundings.
Surely not, if there were, then the universe could go back to before the Big Bang, wouldn't humanity disappear again?