Has the world ever traveled through time and space?

This is based on Einstein's theory of relativity.

It is believed that when a person's body moves at or above the speed of light, it can travel through time and space.

But it's basically impossible, and the human body can't and can't move at the speed of light.

There will be. There are facts to prove it, there are. But. Opportunity, opportunity.

I believe that there is, please those who think there are not, don't you want to look at the past? That's what I'm for this kind of thing.

Interested. West, if you don't believe it, forget it.

I don't think it's unrealistic, maybe one day it will actually be crossed?

No, that's just science fiction.

Maybe there will be, this is yet to be verified.

There should be, otherwise the plane would not have been found.

But if you think that if you can travel through time and space, then why our world is still the same, then it proves that even if you can go back to the past, it is part of fate. No matter how you change through the journey, you just follow the footsteps of the whole history. So it is true to say that time travels through time.

The following is my previous answer to the question of how to theoretically use the spanning of dimensional space to travel through time and space (it is strange to say that it is a four-dimensional transformation at any point in time in the fifth dimension).

If you are as fast as the light, I guess you have left the four-dimensional space we have now and reached the fifth-dimensional space, which is the liberation of time, which can be fast, slow, reversed, and run.

How? It's particles, it can be things that make up atoms, things that are irregular, maybe... This is how the human soul is formed, and because it is difficult to control time, it is difficult for a person to be resurrected after death. But is the soul of a born baby created or entered by a soul that controls time?

Ask me if I have come up with a definition of being and not being, and decomposition and reconstruction, or the human soul is decomposed and reconstructed, and the answer is correct!! This could explain many ancient puzzles, as well as the so-called particle decomposition and reconstruction of time travel! In fact, it is through the fifth dimensional space to enter the fourth dimensional space where we were in the previous time, but does this kind of transformation really exist?

And the laws of the fifth dimension are certainly not the laws we recognize. It is a theorem that can be seen through high-dimensional space and creates low-dimensional space. (That is, we can create three-dimensional space at will, just like two-dimensional space, but we can't create the space we are in, because we can't create time) The high-dimensional space has the absolute right to create, and it is not surprising that God is a high-dimensional creature, so we just live according to the rules that have been set.

But can we create a new space for ourselves to overrule the current rules? It is what you said about entering the lower dimension and entering the higher dimension, and carrying out time "travel" Asking the soul to decompose and create time and space, reconstruct into the human body, past and present lives The answer can be understood in this way

Theoretically, if a fifth dimension exists, then time travel would be possible. I think it's a fallacy to say, "If you can travel through time and space, why is our world still the same?" Because countless low-dimensional worlds constitute a complete high-dimensional world.

From one to two dimensions, countless lines come together to form a complete plane. From two-dimensional to three-dimensional, countless planes are stacked on top of each other to form a three-dimensional with cubic space. Therefore, it is the same from the fourth dimension to the fifth dimension, and countless four-dimensional dimensions have formed a complete five-dimensional, although this has broken through our imagination, but it is a law, our four-dimensional space is not only one, but there are countless ones, although the world we are in is still the same, it does not mean that other four-dimensional worlds are the same as us.

Although I am not an expert in the fifth dimension, I have a detailed study of my own, and like-minded people can contact me and each other.

Theoretically, there is a matter that can travel through time and space, but when humans have traveled, they should also be reduced to powder.

Only theories that send information to the past are possible today: quantum synchronization of entangled states (what does that mean?) Speak better than I do" <

Reaching the Future: Einstein's Temporal Relativity: Actually, we can all do it, but we don't perceive it.

Reaching the future is relative, the faster you move than a slower moving object, that is, the faster the speed, the slower your time becomes, then you have reached the future relative to that object. For example, if you move much faster than people on Earth, you pass one second, and the Earth passes for one year, then when you move for one second and return to Earth, you will reach Earth in one year. However, even if it crosses 2 seconds, at the operating speed of a near-Earth satellite, it will take 1 month to run.

So if you want to go through an obvious period of time, you can't do it yet.

Crossing Space: 1Space Warps:

For example, if you want to walk from one end of a rope to the other, it is very troublesome to walk directly along the rope, but connect the two ends of the rope and you will be able to get there immediately. So you warp the space, connect the beginning and the end, and you can travel through space, and black holes are an example. However, nothing can pass through the black hole, everything that goes in is ejected into energy, and information is projected to the edge of the universe...

2.Extradimensional shortcut: The legendary wormhole, but it takes a lot of negative energy to maintain the open state of the wormhole, and it is impossible for human beings to gather so much negative energy for the time being, and even if they can, they may not be able to find an energy source in the future.

As for why it can be crossed, in terms of space, as mentioned above, you can think of playing with ropes and taking shortcuts. As for traveling through time, that is, before Einstein, a group of scientists had ** sponsorship and had nothing to do to measure the speed of light, and found that it was a permanent thing among things discovered temporarily, so Einstein formulated the measurement rules based on the speed of light. In this way, it is found that time is relative and related to speed.

So there's a theory of traveling through the future. As for going back to the past, it's impossible to say for a moment, anyway, if you go from time A to time point B, faster than the speed of light, then you are equivalent to going back to the past.

From the premiere of Charlie Chaplin's movie, someone used a mobile phone a hundred years ago?

Yes! One is spiritual. The other is something that has not been excavated.

It's like, when you're doing something, do you suddenly remember some memories that are exactly what you're doing right now? Many people have this situation!

But why?

In fact, this is a typical deja-vu phenomenon.

The deja-vu phenomenon, originally written in French dé jà vu, translated as "sense of sight" in Chinese, simply means "déjà vu", a sense of déjà vu that has not been experienced or a scene as if experienced at a certain time and place.

However, the theories of modern science that explain the causes of this phenomenon are far from satisfactory. According to the survey, two-thirds of adults have had at least one "déjà vu" experience. And the more imaginative a person is, the more likely he is to experience peculiar feelings; People who travel a lot are more likely to experience "déjà vu" than those who stay home for long periods of time; In addition, highly educated people experience this feeling more than others (perhaps because they experience unique feelings in the writings of Tolstoy or some of the literary giants).

The survey also showed that the incidence of "déjà vu" was highest in adolescence and gradually decreased with age. Especially when people really start to repeat the monotony of life day after day, the incidence of it decreases. A century ago, when Freud's theory was still the mainstream of leadership psychology research, analysts interpreted "déjà vu" as the embodiment of subconscious conflicts.

But now psychologists suggest that "déjà vu" does not necessarily occur on the basis of deep subconscious conflicts. The average healthy brain produces this feeling. Moreover, people are prone to this feeling when they are in a state of exhaustion and stress.

In addition, it may be associated with "jamaisvu", which is the feeling of seeing something familiar or not being able to recall anything for a while. Psychologists have also pointed out that the appearance of a sense of "déjà vu" may be due to people receiving too much information and not noticing it. Familiarity will be in a variety of channels, some real, some illusory.

When you encounter a situation that you have forgotten, you may take it as a memory of your past life. Or, when you are in a real scene where you have seen a movie, although you have completely forgotten about the movie on the surface, you will still have thrilling memories in your mind. Psychologists have also pointed out that people sometimes don't need real memories at all, and it is possible for the brain to create a familiar feeling on its own.