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How fast do you need to travel for time to never change in a day.

 

Depends where you are. On the equator, a little over 900mph. As you get nearer the poles you can go slower.

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Depends where you are. On the equator, a little over 900mph. As you get nearer the poles you can go slower.

 

I have often wondered, if you were to run around the North or South pole, just like in that crazy drinking game involving a broom-handle, would you in actual fact be travelling through time? Or would the time remain exactly where the big and little hand tell you it is?

 

Serious answers only please.

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Who?

 

No stupid, that was Roger Daltrey, Pete Townsend, Keth Moon and John Entwhistle. Oh and some other bloke after Keith's unfortunate accident.

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Who?

 

St Landrew is being rather arch in his esoteric musical tastes. However, I recognise the song he is referring to I think and it is from "My life in the Bush of Ghosts" by Brian Eno (Roxy Music, ambient music, produced U2, wrote the log on theme for Windows) and David Byrne, who was Talking Heads' lead singer. I wouldn't bother replying if this wasn't one of my favourite ever albums - it was from about 1983 and was years ahead of its time. I think the Chemical Brothers borrowed from it extensively, it has that kind of sound as well as using sampling effectively (can't have been many records around at the time doing that!).

 

Just off to stroke my chin....

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I have often wondered, if you were to run around the North or South pole, just like in that crazy drinking game involving a broom-handle, would you in actual fact be travelling through time? Or would the time remain exactly where the big and little hand tell you it is?

 

Serious answers only please.

No, the poles use GMT so you would be in the same time zone as London (except if London were in BST).

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I have often wondered, if you were to run around the North or South pole, just like in that crazy drinking game involving a broom-handle, would you in actual fact be travelling through time? Or would the time remain exactly where the big and little hand tell you it is?

 

Serious answers only please.

 

I have been to the north pole..Well, very close to it..and it never got dark...

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The only way to make time stop is to go exactly the speed of light, which would require infinite energy if you still contain mass.

 

This wont make time stop at all, it'll just suspend your perception of time until you drop below light speed, time will continue at its relative pace around you.

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This wont make time stop at all, it'll just suspend your perception of time until you drop below light speed, time will continue at its relative pace around you.

 

What if everything in the universe travelled at the speed of light? Would that stop time as there'd be no time happening around you?

 

Reading the above sentence again makes my brain hurt. I suspect I've written something which makes absolutely no sense (it wouldn't be the first time).

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i know how you trvel through time..

 

just fly around the sun and hey presto...I this to be true as it happened on Star Trek 4

Or around the earth... Superman 3!

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This wont make time stop at all, it'll just suspend your perception of time until you drop below light speed, time will continue at its relative pace around you.

 

But that's the point isnt it, time (as far as you were concerned) would have appeared to have "stopped"

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