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Anna11 [10]
3 years ago
5

Would time travel mean that parallel universes would be created off our linear time sequence to ensure the universe doesn't coll

apse itself because of significant events being drastically changed in the way it shapes the universe?
Physics
2 answers:
MatroZZZ [7]3 years ago
4 0
In theroy, yes. But time travel has yet to happen and thus, we dont know. I would assume that that if an alternate universe were NOT created, it would cause a rip in the fabic of time creating a worm hole and allowing all entitys to pass through simultaneously,and that would cause great stress on it, possibly causing it to rip large enough to encase the whole universe and it would implode.
Luden [163]3 years ago
3 0

My impression of that question is that you've got enough
made-up concepts and buzzwords there to get started on
a great science-fiction story.  You should pick up from there
and write a scene about what time travel does to our universe. 

The other answer, written by "Brainlychamp", also has some great
techy-sounding phrases, like "rip in the fabric of time", that you could
use if he hasn't already copyrighted them.

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