Physics says time travel into the future is not a thought experiment — every astronaut who has orbited Earth has returned a fraction of a second younger than they would have been if they had stayed on the ground
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Time travel into the future sounds like a fiction problem until it is written in the language of clocks. Every astronaut who has spent time in low Earth orbit has moved through time at a slightly different rate from people on the ground. The effect is tiny, far too small to feel, and it does […] The post Physics says time travel into the future is not a thought experiment — every astronaut who has orbited Earth has returned a fraction of a second younger than they would have been if they had stayed on the ground appeared first on Space Daily .
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