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Trumpular
Trumpular Trumpular
  • 17-10-2016
  • Physics
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Please explain as if I am a 6 year old; why is time travel theoretically impossible?

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annetteblanco82
annetteblanco82 annetteblanco82
  • 17-10-2016

Why exactly do you mean

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RatRiddled
RatRiddled RatRiddled
  • 17-10-2016

Time travel would create paradoxes and history could be altered, resulting in something called the "butterfly effect". This means that even the smallest of changes can result in a HUGE difference. If you traveled back in time, you would interact with people and things. This would alter history, creating massive ripples in time. The movie "Back to the Future" and the new Harry Potter book have great examples of this. Hope I answered your question!

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