Ben Jam Reed Time Travel

The concept Unlike how most people view time, time isn't one set absolute. It is dynamic and relative! Quick Explanation   It is built into the invisible, physical fabric of the universe, also known as spacetime. It is changed by 2 factors: speed and mass/gravity. So one person on top of a skyscraper is moving through universal time slightly slower than someone underground by a small fraction of a second per minute, so altitude on earth does significantly nothing for time dialation.

You are probably familiar with sci-fi multiverses. While it is true that we are nowhere close to being able to traverse the hypothetical multiverse, it is possible that one does exist in real life.  I mean, multiverses are by nature undiscoverable, only coming into practical reality due to hugely cosmic magic or tech. So the fact that we haven't been able to find any proof doesn't actually disprove it's existence. It is unfalsifiable, so it is not an accepted framework of reality, though accepted as a potential by many theoretical and fringe physicists. So even without anything to point to a real multiverse, it is still possible. What if we did have something that points to it?  We do. It is called quantum superposition, where a particle exists in a sea of possibilities, an unfixed reality. When a particle is left alone without anyone looking at it, the particle exists at several places at once. Once someone looks at it and it knows it is being looked at, the pa...

In this article, I will theorize a new framework for counting immediate reality dimensions. Other theories about potential dimensions I intend on coming up with in later articles. In this one, lifeless matter has 6 dimensions and living beings have 9. Physics has established a standard dimensional framework of 3d of space and 1d of time in our reality.  The space part makes sense. But only one dimension of time? In that case, 3d space should only count as 1d. In order for time to pervade all of 3d space, it should be classified as 3d time. 1d is just a straight line, which makes sense if time is just an abstract concept. It flows in a straight line, with the future going forward and the past going backward. But in physics, it is a real, dynamic property, part of the fabric of the universe known as spacetime. This pervades all matter, including all "empty" space in each atom. In this physical case, it would have to be available in all directions in order to pervade...

Planet earth was created and soon corrupted most likely less than 10,000 years ago when the Fall of mankind must have happened, shortly after the creation of the earth. It is possible that when this happened, the rest of the universe was corrupted permanently as well. It is also possible that the universe never changed dependent on the Fall and that God only cursed planet earth and anything affecting earthlings. Whatever the case, this happened shortly after the earth was created by God, who made the rest of the universe billions of years earlier. The evidence we have for a universe billions of years old is the way light travels. The observable universe is tens of billions of light years across, which means it would take billions of years for the light emitted from the farthest seen celestial body to reach our eyes. While the estimated age of the observable universe is less than 14 billion years, the difference is gapped by the extreme expansion of space. It doesn’t really matter e...