Einstein ‘proved right’ in new time travel theory– but may not happen in our universe

TIME travel may be possible, a researcher has claimed, but only in a parallel timeline.

By ANTONY ASHKENAZ22:57, Tue, Apr 26, 2022 | UPDATED: 23:00, Tue, Apr 26, 202222

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From HG Wells’s “The Time Machine” to the Avengers: Endgame, travelling through time has been a hallmark of science fiction for over a century. Part of its appeal has been that famous physicists such as Albert Einstein have come up with theories that explain the phenomena of time in such a way that it doesn’t rule out the possibility of time travel. Einstein’s theory of special relativity proposes that time moves relative to an observer and is an illusion.

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In an article published in the Conversation, Assistant Professor of Physics at Brock University, Barak Shoshany, wrote about the possibility of time travel- with a catch.

One of the biggest obstacles to time travel is the practical requirement for “exotic matter”, which is matter with negative energy, unlike the matter around us, which consists of positive energy.

However Prof Shoshany added: “There is no proof that it is impossible to create exotic matter in sufficient quantities.

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