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[-] Philharmonic3@lemmy.world 6 points 6 months ago

This is a huge assumption. Why is it necessary that time would not have a space reference? I'd actually say that based on relativistic physics there probably is a space reference because the dimensions are linked. I think it's possible that the momentum of the current movement could remain constant and thus stick the time traveling device to the earth. Coming to a complete referential stop in space would require beyond immense energy and be inefficient if one only wants to travel in time

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