Science Fact or Fiction - Charmain Ingleton

The question is, “Would you travel through a time cloak?” I read an article in the Mail Online about a “Time Cloak.” It appears, scientists have created a device they call a time cloak which bends light that tears holes in time… In my opinion this is a great first step to light travel. For if they can tear holes in time, they will eventually find a way to send and return a spacecraft to a distant planet quickly and not like the future Mars mission, as that’s currently just a one-way flight… Think about it. Once a spacecraft is successfully flown through a time cloak and returned, it will only be a matter of time before we can explore other worlds. Wow, that’s fantastic news. So, as long as we’re friendly to other species, we’ll be able to book our intergalactic holidays and travel to other destinations around the solar system. And that’s not all; we could then colonise new planets and grow our fast-food industry with lots of galactic fast-food outlets! What...

The question is, “Can we time travel?” Unfortunately, it’s claimed that time travel isn’t possible without a portal, a wormhole or time machine. Or like in Star Trek, we slingshot off a star! Well, I’m no scientist, but I’ve time travelled to and from the future and surprisingly enough so have a lot of people. Now I’ve not gone through a portal or wormhole and I’ve not used a time machine, or been on board the Enterprise, but I have been on an aeroplane. I travelled to Jamaica which I’ve gone back in time by 6 hours UK time and on my return to the United Kingdom, I travelled 6 hours into the future. So, the simple answer is yes, we can time travel. So, if you've travelled to America, Japan, Australia or beyond then you too have experienced time travel. I’m not sure if the physicists would agree though... But hey, I’m no expert. So, can we time travel? What do you think?   Author: Charmain Ingleton www.thewalkways.co....