Possibility Of A Time Machine (2)

After a long period of time I have started writing again to complete my incomplete thoughts. In the earlier part of this article, I have explained the conventional theories or ideas of a “Time Machine”; possibly the one and only well-known machine, which has no physical appearance yet. Till now this is just an idea or a headache to some great theorists and scientists.



Let me come to my point. According to my view of several scientists’ theories, "Time Machine can be made but it will be different from the conventional theories of "Time Machine". We can send and receive data to and from future. That means we can be connected with future but not with the past. If you know about the fact that we always see several things of their past position being staying in present; you will also understand my point of view too. Ok, just think about the fact that how we see stars? Where are they when we see them? You may find some clues.



Let’s use our head to find out some clues but not the “Time Machine”. First of all think about how we see things. Without lights we can see nothing. Only when the reflections of lights come to our eyes, we can see things in it’s own shape and color. But it also varies according to the abilities of our eyes and also with the varieties of lights. But my point lies in the distance of things that we are looking to. As it is well known to us that light has its own speed of transmission, those reflected lights that come out from things situated at varied distance took different times to reach in our eyes. But these differences don’t make any sense to our eyes and we consider that things are in their own position where we are watching them. Actually, it happens when we are looking at anything of a great distance like stars.



For your kind information, light’s speed is 1,86,000 mile/sec and a light year means the distance that light can cross within a year. If a star’s distance from you are 1 light year then how much time does it took to reach the reflection of lights to you? The answer is 1 year. And these reflections of lights are a continuous process. If our eyes are directed to those reflections then we can see stars and if not we cannot. Sometimes some greater source of lights and other obstacles doesn’t allow us to see those things or reflections of lights too. So, according to these logics, we can only see the reflections that comes out a year ago continuously and that means, we are watching that star in it’s past position. Though it seems to us that we are watching it at present but it’s the position of 1-year back. And if the star is moving then is it in the same place where we are thinking?



Maybe these are complex ideas but I have tried my best to explain these in a lucid language. Now, if you understand the matter that how it is possible to see a thing in its past position then I can continue with my final statement. Too much discussion may seem to you boring. So. I would complete it in the next blog named "Possibility of A Time Machine (3)".