can i know any thing about the time machine?
482353
Bring enough Plutonium for the trip back!
813626
Sadly, I've actually heard about this before.  I can't believe how much useless junk I put into my head...I'd say pure fiction.  Its just more likely that he was some bored computer geek trying to get some attention.  Its still unclear whether or not time travel into the past is possible.  Based on current science I'm leaning toward the impossible side.  Oh well, 2036 will be here soon enough.  Then we'll know for sure.   ;)
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Once i invent a time machine, i'll contact you and take you with me. You'll get your answer then.
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http://physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Time/time.html
238110
You would need a time portal machine
654177
I would like to go back in time and view all of our current unsolved mysteries just so I would know.
32484
ok i can tell you that i travel through time, and it is aquite remarkable thing, infact you travel through time too, at a very unremarkable rate of 1 second per second....pretty neat huh, your already a time traveler
100345
go to http://www.howstuffworks.com/clock.htm and it will tell you everything you need to know.
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if you already have a time machine, then go...\nyou can find your wife but i guess  you can't go back to the past to change the future...\nhave you seen the movie "The Time Machine"?... it's very nice....
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The first thing I, you or anyone else attempting this problem would have to do is come up with a concrete, working definition of Time.  No one knows precisely what it is, much as we talk about it and around it.  Not even Einstein, nor any of hi contemporaries.  We haven't really progressed on that score even now some 90 years later.  Looking at the work by Weinberg, Aharonov, Bondi, Witten, Schroedinger, Penrose, Hawking, or Minkowski.  All of whom are among the foremost of experts in the fields of Time, Relativity, Structure of the Universe.  If you can't define Time in such a fashion as you can then begin to see a means by which to manipulate time, you'll never get anywhere.  Then of course are the forces needed to accomplish that manipulation, what are they?  How do they operate?  How do we recognize them and harness them for use?\n     Nothing is so simple as the machine and concept envisioned by H.G. Wells in "The Time Machine".  The concept of time travel is an awesome thought, that it was as easy as the machine he described was just simplistic.\n     Bottom line, at this point in our history and on into our near future, it will not happen.  Sorry.
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you should probably ask someone in the computer section they probably know a little more about that kinda stuff.
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Hoax.\n\nTime travel is almost certainly impossible in our universe (the whole cause-and-effect thing). And there is certainly no time travel machine. Even if the machine was secret, some of the physical basis for such a machine would be known. And its not.
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http://books.google.com/books?q=Information+about+the+last+generation+of+computer%3F&ots=eRnTQQcyKD&sa=X&oi=print&ct=title
956453
You could try webarchive.org, archive.org or search for 'way back machine'.
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I would go to the distant future and speak with people who perhaps allready have the time machine so I could understand how to use it carefully without disrupting the continuum. I would be careful on going to the future to get reports on sports games and the stock market because each future you visit is only one particular future, and with each passing second it creates a completely differrent future. I also might take christians and other religeous fanatics to the far distant past to prove to them that evolution occured once and for all and their bible thumping is basicaly meaningless. However this could also be dangerous because any foreign disease on us, or exhaled by us that was exposed to the primordial world could totaly change what we know to be current history. Every invention created by us happens very carefully, we make nothing before we are ready. If (in total speculation) a future time traveller visited the past he would have all precautions accounted for, such as disease, mistakes, and keeping a low profile. In our century we have no such precautions. So if I ever did get a hold of a time machine, I would return it to whoever it came from. Another problem with using a time machine to change the past or "the grandfather" paradox is Richard Feynmans theory of "a particle will take every possible path in space time" meaning if I went back and changed a past, I would change the past in a totaly differrent time frame then the temporal continuum I am used to, so when I returned everything would be the same. However I would be still messing with the universe. Theirfore if I ever found a empty time machine I would indeed leave it alone, or return it to the big temporal lost and found. We are not ready for such technology, and probaly wont be for a long time.
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you can find lots of info on http://www.timezone.com/
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if you want to know about that time rent the movie national treasure with Nicholas cage.  It explains everything