Is time travel possible?
An astrophysicist claimed that, but I can't imagine it that way.
How can you imagine this?
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Traveling to the future is possible through time discrimination, but one should come close to the speed of light. Started from Earth and back after a few years, one would land in the future related to Earth. What is not possible is a journey into the past.
There are always well-meaning scientists who believe that if one bends the formula of relativity theory long enough, a journey of time comes out at the end. Only the theory of relativity is not the only problem that needs to be overcome, because time travel also violates the laws of thermodynamics.
No.
Time is defined in physics as facts for describing the sequence of events.
How do you travel through a situation?
In order to be able to travel in the events, you would have to speed up or make ALL events in the universe without being affected.
How’s that going?
Just like back to the future, that won’t happen. So neither in the future nor in the past.
Of course, this finding is based only on my unproven theory.