Time Traveling STNE!!! by Atomic10
Since nobody reads these things, just look at the explanation in the actual simulation. And please POLITELY correct me if I'm wrong, okay. I'm only 12 years old.
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Comments
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Daniel219 19th Aug 2014
What if STNE's mass is so great it bends time and space around it? -
Atomic10 19th Aug 2014
Zaddy23: THANK YOU!!! -
Atomic10 19th Aug 2014Zaddy23: YES YES YES!!! SOMEONE NOTICED!!!
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Krystian260599 19th Aug 2014
@Spyrocool... Im a nerd can im kind of interested in time travel, but your comment made my brain explode -
Zaddy23 19th Aug 2014
is that a space engine screenshot as a profile pic I spy? ;) -
Spyrocool 19th Aug 2014
However even though its going infinitly close to the speed of light, and thereby perspectivly everthing is slowing down, you also have to remember that light would still be moving faster than it although othere objects would relatively not move, the light is still moving faster and the stone would just be moving extremely fast (To fast to even track movement). So in reality it is still moving through time at the same rate, but to it time would essentially not be moving. -
Pix86 18th Aug 2014
+1 for me very nice!!!!!!!!!!!! -
Pix86 18th Aug 2014I am only 13 years old
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codyblade 18th Aug 2014
infinity/0 -
Atomic10 18th Aug 2014I feel like nobody is going to comment, so, I'm just going to comment. lostfox: Yes, the number of the universe, somehow...