time travel

Question 1

are regions in space-time where gravity is incredibly strong, warping space and time to the point of collapse.

Answer 1

Black Hole

Question 2

once dismissed by Einstein as “spooky action at a distance,” has been confirmed through experiments. It involves the correlation of properties between particles, even when separated by vast distances, hinting at instantaneous communication between them.

Answer 2

Quantum Entanglement

Question 3

are theoretical constructs addressing the bending of space-time, potentially connecting distant parts of the universe or different timelines. However, their creation and traversal present significant challenges in theoretical physics and practical engineering.

Answer 3

Wormhole

Question 4

The past is immutable and cannot be changed. Once an event occurs, it remains fixed, akin to trying to unscramble an egg.

Any attempt to alter the past would require adding more energy to the system, leading to increased disorder, as per the second law of thermodynamics.

Answer 4

Past can’t be changed

Question 5

Even when parties travel back in time, the future they left cannot be changed. All events remain as fixed points in time. The actions of the traveler have already become part of history.

Answer 5

Nature prevents “Paradoxes”- Fixed Timeline

Question 6

Nature enforces a “—–,” where events cannot be altered, even with time travel. This means that the past, present, and future are predetermined, and any attempts to change past events are futile.

Answer 6

fixed timeline

Question 7

Altered events in the past have definite impacts on the present.

Answer 7

Nature prevents “Paradoxes”- Dynamic Timeline

Question 8

Nature allows for a “—–,” where altering events in the past can create paradoxes due to their definite impacts on the present.

Answer 8

dynamic timeline

Question 9

grants the traveler impunity, affecting only the new timeline. For instance, preventing the birth of a grandfather could lead to significant differences in reality.

Answer 9

Parallel World

Question 10

refers to the various ways time moves forward or unfolds.

Answer 10

ARROWS OF TIME

Question 11

This idea is rooted in the principles of ——, where entropy tends to increase, leading to a more disordered state. Even if we look back at past eras, we can see a progression towards more disorder, both in societal and physical systems.

Answer 11

Thermodynamic Arrow

Question 12

emphasizes the asymmetry between our knowledge of the past and uncertainty about the future.

Answer 12

Psychological Arrow

Question 13

traces the universe’s evolution from a dense singularity to its current complex state. This journey involves rapid expansion, leading to the formation of celestial bodies and the dispersion of matter.

Answer 13

Cosmological Arrow