"The spin of a heavy object, such as Earth, should twist

>>8803342
>make parallel universe teleporters size of black hole or bigger
>mfw when time travel

What the fuck are you talking about?

>Why haven't we yet tried to rotate micro black holes in particle accelerators ?

They evaporate away in a very short space of time.

>>8803351
use black holes to distort space-time and then travel in it with a spaceship and see where it goes.
Perhaps travel into parallel universe where it could be for example today in earths orbit therefore time travel.

>>8803367
>use black holes to distort space-time and then travel in it with a spaceship and see where it goes.

Tidal forces would rip you apart.

>>8803370
use spaceship
implying that it has a method to save it from that,
like a ring of asteorids or artificial gravity to keep it in one piece

>>8803377
Only made up bullshit would save it from that.

>>8803342
cont.
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Theoretically, if you you don't visit another parallel universe traveling into these distortions ,
the matter that goes in there could create one , which is empty.
Meaning that there is no space time in this parallel universe and perhaps cause a big bang from the reaction of the impulsive injected matter.
>tfw our universe could be created by aliens from an other dimension which possibly have te ability to visit ours

>>8803419
of course this is made up bullshit but all other theories are equally bullshit and not yet proven

>>8803446
>of course this is made up bullshit but all other theories are equally bullshit and not yet proven

And I'm out. One more hidden thread.

>>8803342
>OP: "why don't we try something that was tried 40 years ago and proven not to work?"
because it was tried 40 years ago and proven not to work

>>8803377
we don't know antigravity is possible. in case it is you would need a fucking white hole to counteract the gravity of a black one

>>8805428
I think one would'nt travel into a black hole,
The space ship would just not need to be teared apart when at the surface area, where the disruptions are.
>>8804175
Yeah, I expected that even if I didnt knew about it.
But we cant say that it will not be possible in future.