(urth) relative time travel

[Jeff Wilson]

On 5/14/2011 6:08 PM, Gerry Quinn wrote:
> I can search but it doesn't show me the pages. That's beside the point,
> though. Weren't you trying to show that travel via a wormhole is time
> travel?

The wormhole example is much simpler. The negative curvature makes a 
bridge between two portions of space-time, and time progresses 
identically as measured through the wormhole. Their subjective timelines 
remain connected one-for-one despite their relation to the objective, 
external universe's timeline.

So if the traveling terminus is accelerated such that it experiences a 
one year trip while observers see it gone for two years, today's 
traveling terminus is linked to the stationary terminus of a year ago, 
since it has also experienced a year  apart.

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Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com
Computational Intelligence Laboratory - Texas A&M Texarkana
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