Artificial Time Travel with Jamie O'Shea

[991woot119]

why dosent he do one where he travels forward in time?

[LazyOtaku]

How does this have anything to do with time travel again?

[paulus1st]

i am a time traveller too,i am travel from today to tomorrow and it takes one day.....

[bonkersane]

You just slid into now, instead of stepping on it.

[johnnyme1985]

i treveled too through time :O

i went in 20 bc and i met Christ ....

pls...give me a break....

[spareaxe]

I'm a time traveler to, I go to work on time and get paid for it.

[boxa888]

nikola tesla sent industrial energy faster than light! about 2 times faster on the earth! i put up a ton of info on it so people can learn real science that tesla gave us. no time travel happens either, just instantaneousity! thats it! greatest human connection forever, information and energy!

[Mentorcase]

Time is just something made up by humans it is just a concept we live by

[bentoutta]

You said.."Perceived"

Makes one wonder exactly how you can consider this a true time machine.

Or are we, the dummys who blindly listen to your babble? O yeah..Times up.

I'll never hear your answer to this question.

That is the usual response to B.s claims.Anyhow,

Email me if you get brave, or really have something challenging to report.

[bentoutta]

This guy must have lots of money.

"Donald Trump" kind of money.

He's obviously not in touch with reality.

What a wonderful world he must live in.

I'd like to know just what kind of LSD he prefers, cause he has the "good" stuff.

Bravo! Jamie! Bravo!

[garfieldarbuckle]

actually he doesn't have 'donald trump' money.. and he doesn't prefer any kind of lsd.. hes an active artist. it always amazes me how people love to tear other people down when trying to produce something interesting. jealousy, i guess. sad

[bentoutta]

Imagine inventing a time machine. You'd never be late for work. You could just keep going back far enough to keep yourself from ever having to go there at all.

And after awhile, you might even forget where you work.

I'm getting excited thinking about the possibilities.

[arnisss]

lol, you have a time machine and you still think about work? :D, well me personally would go to the future and see what numbers went in a lottery :)

[MitchellRakoff]

I drink a 6 pack of Bud and pass out in front of my TV, does that mean I'm a time traveler too???????????? Another waste of grant money.

[kimian99]

ok your a retard....I wanna bang the bitch

[sturivz]

god damnit! i want to talk to this guy. and ask him if i can go back in time! i need too.. i hate my life now... but this was pretty a crazy tight vid.

[hbtharle]

Is there a particular reason why you hate your life?

[sturivz]

cause: i moved

effect: it sucks

[hbtharle]

Are you healthy? Do you have possession of your faculties? (It seems so!) If so, something like a move should not faze you. Look around and there must be people who are worse off than you are. That should help you to make the most of the only life you have and can ever be certain of having. One nanosecond wasted is one nanosecond too much. I will be thinking of you.

[sturivz]

i guess that kind of helps. thanks?

[hbtharle]

Go outside and look all around you. The mystery of the universe is so enticing. Life is amazing and totally mystifying. But, whatever its purpose we can enjoy it now! Please feel free to email me off line.

[sturivz]

do u think the world is going to end on 12/21/2012??

[hbtharle]

Nope! But having said that, it could end then. The world could end five minutes from now or never.

There is no way any fanciful human being could ever tell when the world will end. LOL we never give up trying to impress each other with our "superior" knowledge.

Look out and about the vast universe. What do we know now that we didn't know 6000 years ago about purpose?

Still, we try to impress with our knowledge about how physical things work.

The ego of humans is quite mindboggling!

[VoronEX]

The world will almost certainly end within the next 8 billion years. The Sun running out of hydrogen, turning into a red giant and engulfing the planet and all.

[hbtharle]

Golly and we won't be around to see it! The key word thought is "almost" :-)

[bentoutta]

I've heard it is actually the 22nd.

I could be wrong.

[DarkLightFireDragon]

ir u do travel thru time u will end up some where then where u want to . cuz THE EARTH SPINS and if u go back/forward into the future like 4 months then u will wound somewhere in space cuz the EARTH SPINS AROUND THE SUN AND U WILL STAY AT THE SAME POINT U WHERE WHEN U WENT (WHICH IS IN SPACE) CUZ6 MONTHS AND THE EARTH IS IN THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM A FEW HOURS AND U WILL BE HALF WAY AROUND THE WORLD. and the earth is growing so the world will be smaller in the past and vice versa.srry

[The7whoate9]

You know, I was thinking that to. It really depends on the time machine, a time machine that bends light will have you come out the same spot on earth because you end up at the other end of the light tunnel.

[DarkLightFireDragon]

what? sorry, but i don't understand what u just said.

[PazkalTheRazkal]

that is because in your theory you only talk classical mechanics. you might have to think a little beyond that - especially when considering a time-machine that actually might send people to the past - or future by physical and not psychological means ;-)

[DarkLightFireDragon]

... i still dont understand wat both of u said...

[PazkalTheRazkal]

maybe that is because we used correct english. it took me quite a while to figure out the meaning of your text as well.

to make things easy for you: if you want to develop a time machine, classical mechanics won't get you anywhere. You have to dig deeper inside the realm of the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics. there space and time are not that different. so if you're able to travel through time, you might be able to choose where you want to arrive in space also.

[DarkLightFireDragon]

ohhh i get it but ur relying on the future developments, i am talking about now in this time, and sorry if u don't use correct English, i am still in middle school,

[PazkalTheRazkal]

well if you talk about today, you might as well stop it right now, since today we aren't able to build a time machine.

but if you think about how one might be able to build a real time machine, you'll find that there are quite some theories. for example if you had a rotating cylinder and were able to travel at the speed of light, you'd just have to fly around the cylinder (counter rotationwise) and there you go. the limit is of course the time you set up the cylinder, but what gives ;-)

[Piero1940]

But if time travel could be possible in the future,it means that our destiny is already written? how could it be possible?

[benelgermosen]

Not specifically. Considering that the future is constantly shifting. Or, there are multiple futures. Or any number of possibility.

[DannyXProductions]

Not really. You can end up in a different time line. Which would not affect our future.

[stafski7]

id do that chick.

[soparu]

322

nice number

look it up

[stasomat]

What was this experiment good for?? :S

[timetravelexperiment]

Is time travel possible?

[stasomat]

Well, if you travel from Earth to X (far away) and back, with a velocity that is comparable with the speed of light, c = 3*10^8 m/s, then time for you would have passed slower than the time on Earth, search for the Twin Paradox on the net.

Travelling backwards in time like the in the epic Back to the Future trilogy :D makes no sense, since it breaks causality - you arrive before you even left - ERROR!

[timetravelexperiment]

But I have no business on planet X. what about planet P?

[sportsraider]

wow pretty crazy stuff

[masterrus]

Good idea may frends....

[cheynempinion]

WOW! what a bad idea..

[zaxan]

she is hot

[MidiPunk]

Self deception is my specialty, just don't tell me please... It's a pretty sweet gig.

[MisfortuneLlama]

am I the only one who thinks that his experiment was a huge waste of time?

[mimielizabeth]

That would be an amazing experience.

I'd like to try it sometime :]

[dandye1]

Thanks Joanne

[Treknologist]

But why try such a dramatic time shift? Why wouldn't the first such trial be like a 26 or 28 hour day instead of going with 36 hours?

[mixitup1time]

I think it would probably take too long to create a noticable change with those hours.

[mixitup1time]

actualy after researching its called "3 to 2" counting 2 minutes for every 3. Check his website for details.

[seecatzuriel]

..you're talking free, at peace, and in harmony // everyone should like living alone at least once in your life..

[coolrecursion]

4th! very interesting Joanne.

[lcorinth]

The one question I would have liked to have asked: "What did it feel like when you came out of the machine?" In other words, did it really feel like he was jumping ahead one week in time?

[theDave1956]

Great Episode!!! 5 stars.

[1Tanate]

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