Ever thought about if time travelling will be made possible in the future? Of course, because you will know the development of the price chart of BitCoin (BTC) for example 🐱👤 We know that there are a lot of obstacles we have to overcome. Assume to we have overcome all these obstacles, what about the position you will have in the new timeline you will travel? Will your new position be bound to an gravitational object like the Earth? Or will our new position be bound to the Universe's general coordinates, which we have in our actual timeline?
Our position in space
You should know how your position is affected in the Universe's general coordinates:
- Your positition in the universe is affected by the Earth rotation.
- The Earth position is affected by the elliptic Earth's orbit, circulating the Sun.
- The Sun is circulating around the black hole Sagittarius A* in the center of our galaxy the Milkyway.
- The Milkyway is circulating in the galaxy group the Local Group.
- The Local Group is circulating in the galaxy supercluster the Virgo Supercluster.
- The Virgo Supercluster position is affected by the gravitation of the Great Attractor.
Gravitational influence
As a result your position is affected by the Earth rotation, the Earth's orbit, the Sun, The Milkyway, The Local Group, The Virgo Supercluster such as the Great Attractor. So after one second there is a huge potential that your position is changing extremely fast on the Universe's general coordinates.
Time travelling
What will happens if we timetravel to the past or to the future. If your position is bound to a gravitational object, you should spawn on the object where you've timetravelled if the object is existing in the new timeline.
What when we are bound on the Universe's general coordinates while time travelling? Will we spawn in the void or inside of a planet or star? Will we spawn inside a black hole? This could happen, depending how the space is filled in the timeline we're travelling.
To avoid these problem, we need a process to locate our start object in the new timeline. It's an other question if this problem could be solved.
