TRAVELLING THROUGH
        TIME

O.K.    Let's   say   something  about
travelling  through  time,  not  as  a
product  of one's own imagination, but
as  a  reflection  of nothing else but
pure reality.  Those who believe it to
be   impossible  to  perform  will  be
surprised by the fact that it could be
done  -  the fact that the average man
finds  hard  to  face.


Firstly,  let's  clear  something out.
If  we  have  the  4D  space  -  which
comprises  the  classic  3D space plus
time as the 4th component - the voyage
through  it  is  not only possible but
also necessary, just as, for instance,
in  everyday  life, man crosses a path
in  a  certain period of time, meaning
he  travels  through  time.  Enough of
beating  around  the bush!  Let's pass
to  a  more  important  thing = how to
accelerate  or decelerate the movement
of  things  surrounding  us so that we
should    evade   time,   onwards   or
backwards.  The answer is a simple one
- there is no way we can do that.  Why
take   the  hard  way  thinking  about
something  fictitious or realizable in
one's fancy only.  Instead of changing
our reality, let's change ourselves.

It's  been  a  long  time since it was
proved  that  if  human metabolism was
slowed  down,  man  would  live longer
than  usually.  It's true that, during
that  time,  he  would  not be able to
perform  any  of his functions but the
primary ones.  If we slowed it down so
that  his organism feels no passing of
time   or  that  it  could  be  easily
neglected,   he  would  be  travelling
through   time,   but   still  in  one
direction - onwards.
Never  will  we be able to pervade the
domain of past!

The  other  way, as much applicable as
the former one, to realize this voyage
is  the  occurrence  of  great speeds.
It's been established in physics that,
for   example,  with  the  Alpha  wave
radiation  the  positive  He nucleuses
fly  out  and, at a speed of 10 meters
per    second,   they   disappear   at
distances  different  from  the one of
their  bursting  out  (2-9  cm).  This
means   that  the  speed  of  movement
affects    the    particle's   lasting
directly.    Something   of  the  kind
happens  with  astronauts  in  Earth's
orbit.   From  our point of view, time
passes  much  slower  for them than it
does  for  us  and from their point of
view, it's us who live hurriedly - who
live, in a way, faster.

These  differences  are  not great but
big  enough  to  make  us  think.  And
we're  left  with  practical  problems
that need to be solved for we all know
what  happens  to man "accelerated" to
the  speed  of light.  Desperate as we
are,   we  can  be  nothing  else  but
astronauts.


   BLUE DEVILLE/PLS