One very interesting detail about the H.G Wells "Time machine"

The thing that is interesting in the H.G Wells "time machine" is that there is theoretically nothing wrong. The rotating plate makes the time dilation and that thing allows the "time machine" to travel to tomorrow, if that plate will rotate with the speed, that is near the speed of light. The fact is that there is one thing, that people are not normally recognized when they are handling that SciFi novel.

H.G Wells published his book "The Time Machine" in the year 1895. And the thing is that Albert Einstein introduced his "Theory of Special Relativity" in the year 1905. That happened 10 years after the H.G Wells book. That thing is that if Wells thought that the rotating plate will dilate or slowing the time, that thing happened 10 years before the time dilation introduced by Albert Einstein.

So if the time machine bases that the speed of the rotating disk is near the speed of light, that thing causes time dilation. And how that time machine can return from the future? The diamonds are pure carbon, and that thing causes that if the diamond is used as an antenna, that thing makes it possible to turn the quantum fields away from the time machine. And that means the time machine could be done in theory.

But in the real-life, that thing requires an extremely powerful energy load, which can put the disk rotating fast enough. If the quantum fields are removed from around that system, the plates can rotate faster than photons travel outside the quantum field. So can the time machine be real someday? The fact is that the world is full of models of time machines, and this early model by H.G Wells is interesting because it looks perfect. Almost too perfect.

The fact about time travel is that quantum interference can affect time. If we want to bring information from the future to the past, we should just make the superposition of the electrons, and then wait that the other part of the superposition is traveling with us, and the other is in the place. That thing could bring data from the future to the past.

But there is a little difference if we want to send one electron to the future or are we want to make the time travel by using manned crews. The fact is that the ability to bring data from the future is not without risk. The fact is that time travel is theoretically possible. But that thing requires an extremely powerful power source.


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