We Can Explore Time with Einstein's Relativity Theory [E=mc2]

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Today I will invite you to explore time with Albert Einstein. Yes, although time explorations are not included in the scientific discussion, it turns out that the time slot can be done with the realitivity formula Einstein taught.

In the theory of relativity mentioned that mass and gravity are closely related to time.

But can the time can be explored by humans?

Scientific facts say, by utilizing the theory of mathematics Phytagoras and widening formula that Einstein dicet mentioned that time is slowing down for people who move very fast.

According to Einstein's theory, man can slow down time by the way we have to move very quickly. Just as we go to the year 2040 the human speed should be 95% faster than the speed of light or about 285,000 kilometers per second. This is called the widening of time which is said to be able to slow down the time Source

Of course to realize that we have to create a time machine. Could it happen? No one can answer it yet.

Surely this is not only impossible, it can even be called as having no hope for this era because the fastest ground vehicle on earth alone can not afford to reach 1 kilometer within a second. New space spacecraft can reach 10 kilometers in one second.

Although it may happen, but not necessarily the human body can withstand high speed. It also becomes a consideration of course.

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A scientist named Frank Tripler published his journal in 1974. In the journal mentioned that to explore human time must create a cylinder with a width of 100 kilometers. Then the mass of the object must be very solid.

Then according to Frank, the cylinder must rotate very quickly to damage the composition of space and time. The question may be that it happens with a human body that certainly can not withstand the pressure. So for now the question of humans can time travel has not been able to answer.

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