Time Travel Paradoxes – The Grandfather Paradox & Twin Paradox What is a time travel paradox? It is an occurrence that apparently violates some aspect of causality (i.e., cause precedes effect) typically associated with time travel. Although there are numerous …

The science of time travel is real. There is experimental evidence that proves time travel is real. Yet, with but a few exceptions, most of my colleagues in the scientific community avoid discussing or doing serious time travel research. Why …

In essence, the Big Bang Duality theory hypothesizes that the Big Bang was the result of a collision of two infinitely dense matter-antimatter particles in the Bulk (i.e., a super-universe capable of holding countless universes, including our own).  This theory rests …

Where Is the Missing Antimatter? One of the great mysteries of our universe, and a weakness of the Big Bang theory, is that matter, not antimatter, totally makes up our universe. According to the Big Bang theory, there should be equal …

Are We All Just Trapped in a Self-Conscious Supercomputer? Two words: Artificial Intelligence. Most people have heard about it. Perhaps you have read science-fiction books or seen science-fiction movies about it. What is it in the ideal fictional case? A …

Using a black hole to time travel! What is a black hole? A black hole is a point in space where gravity pulls so much that not even light can escape. We cannot see black holes, but we can infer …

Almost the entire scientific community has held for hundreds of years that for every effect, there must have been a cause. Another way of saying this is cause precedes effect. For example, if you hit a nail with a hammer …

Thanks to particle accelerators, like the Large Hadron Collider (LCH) 175 meters (574 ft) beneath the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva, Switzerland, physicist have been able to routinely demonstrate forward time travel (i.e., time dilation) using subatomic particles. In a sense, you can think …

Traversable wormholes may enable time travel to the past. This post is based on material from my new book, How to Time Travel. Let us begin our discussion by understanding the scientific meaning of a “wormhole.” There are valid solutions to …

Based on Einstein’s special theory of relativity, if we are able to move information or matter from one point to another faster than the speed of light, there would be some inertial frame of reference (i.e., a frame of reference …