A negative measurement of duration has added a new level of strangeness. In the car analogy, Tony Soprano is spending less ...

However, as much as we might like to travel through time, this concept raises paradoxes (things that don’t make sense) and philosophical questions about what it means—or whether it is possible ...

Anderson's time-travel mystery, 'The Expert of Subtle Revisions,' explores the way history is affected by how it is told and ...

Einstein’s general relativity predicts the existence of closed timelike curves—space-time loops allowing theoretical travel back to past events. In a rotating universe, space-time could warp ...

David Wittenberg. Time Travel: The Popular Philosophy of Narrative. New York: Fordham UP, 2013. ix + 306 pp. $85 hc; $27 pbk. David Wittenberg’s remarkable book seeks to account for our enduring ...

It is called the Time Travelers Paradox. In which a scientist creates a Time Machine and kills their younger self. So now a man who should not- can not- exist, somehow does. That is the Paradox ...

A peer-reviewed study confirms the mathematical feasibility of time travel using closed time-like ... s paw—actions have consequences, but paradoxes are avoided by recalibration of events.

And that's not to mention the fact that it would seem to open the door to paradoxes of time travel, where influencing the past alters the present. However, it wouldn't be the first time quantum ...