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I personally do not agree with your notion that time does not travel only forward. That is just me' date=' of course.

 

However, I quite agree that time does not flow at a constant speed forward. I think that this is perhaps much easier to demonstrate. If you accept the notion that the speed of light is constant in space-time, then you can perhaps come to accept that the speed of time is not constant. Are you familiar with the twin paradox? If one of a pair of twins board a space ship and runs around at a speed apporaching the Newtonian speed of light for a few years, then when he returns to earth he will discover himself to be biologically younger than the twin that never left. In other words, the speed of time was not equal for the twins.[/quote']

 

take light-time constant with moving space (forward-backward) and you can imagine if you travel thru the past

Time is always in motion, forward.

time is always in motion but not necessarly in the forwward direction

I think that time travel to the past is impossible. I agree with the Rebel on that one. However, time travel into the future is a completely different matter. In the future, the deck of cards has already fallen, so you can not affect the present.

itz possible since you can squeeze space with time.

dont think so it is possible, people talk bout this kind of shit for so many years and nothing happens. bye bye.