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Bob Bell wrote:
> 
> Erstatt med medarbeiderens FULLE navn <INIT...@ngi.no> wrote:
> 
> >Hmm.. I read somewhere that if you travelled to the rim of black hole,
> >the
> >gravity would do some funny stuff and (perhaps) send you to the future
> >or the
> >past, depending on some variables that I really can't remeber. It was a
> >interesting article, though. Of cource, no man (or ship, whatever) today
> >could
> >survive travelling even near a black hole. It would be torn apart by the
> >gravitation or something.
> >
> >- Asbjørn
> 
>         I think that if you look into that you'll find that that
> theory doesn't seem very plausible (if I know what you are saying).
> Of course, if you are simply using a black hole to accelerate very
> fast, that would be true, in a sense, since the faster you go relative
> to others, the slower you age compared to others.
>         Sorry I didn't make this more technically sound - my brain's
> fried right now.
> 
>         Bob
>           - Bob Bell
>           bb...@voicenet.com

Since I don't recall all of the article, I really can't say what the
theory
was all about. But I do remeber that you could just as easily go
backwards in
time, as forwards. They had some cool graph to illustrate it all, where
+y
beeing travelling to the future, and y- beeing to the past. Don't recall
the
x though :( And it wasn't the speed, but the gravity, I think. I'll try
to
get hold of the magazine again, it was rather cool :)

- Asbjørn