Time Travel Scientist Dr. Ronald Mallett on CNN

[marlyonama]

I don't believe in that limitation. Time travelers from the future are likely to be ufos. the past present and future are conected through parrellel universes.

[rthorbur]

I bet allot of people think he's a raving loon but that couldn't be further from the truth. He is a brilliant theoretical physicist and, more importantly, his has past the test of rigorous peer review.

His idea WILL work. The only issue is that of power. The amount of power involved is galactic in scale.

[ErikaFromMyspace]

i think Ronald Mallett is the blue prints for the future. He will die before people could time travel.. its sad isnt it but thats life..

[ErikaFromMyspace]

i love Ronald Mallett

[starlight1946]

Those with near death experiences tell they go through a tunnel then see a Light. Next they get zapped back into their bodies. I am wondering if these people had experienced time travel maybe went through a wormhole or stargate only to be sent back to this dimension.

[Slazzy]

Great

[zaxan]

i dont know, you guys think his theory would work?

[dinooney]

Well, Dr. Mallett intends to twist space and time with a laser beam. Whatever it is, just a look at him and I already know he knows what he is doing (that doesn't mean however that his theory is confirmed as a success)

[timetravelexperiment]

It's truly inspirational. That is enough for me.

How come Einstein and Girdle didn't think if it?

[snapsoidpablo1]

Good question. I think because Einstein had very profound thoughts on time and space, he allowed this guy to have a very profound thought on time travel.

[jimbob150555]

Because lasers were not invented then.

May I just say that with time travel may also come the revealing of Hoax's - Nostradamus naming one, this person may well have been from the future or known someone from the future, John Titor also.

[numb1010]

@timetravelexperiment

kind of a late reply, but i think you mean kurt gödel. it wasn't exactly his field, he was a mathematician and logician, not a physicist

i recommend the very interesting bbc docu called "dangerous knowledge" for an insight into, among others, gödels work. there is also stuff on alan turing there. the man ascribed to inventing the computer, and the first person to look into AI

not time travel, but very interesting and important to general understanding i'd say :)

[timetravelexperiment]

No idea.

[dinooney]

His book "Time Traveller" is interesting.