IT IS PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE TO BRING BACK TO LIFE A PERSON WHO HAS DIED AS A RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT OR CRIME BY USING TIME TRAVELS1
IT IS PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE TO BRING BACK TO LIFE A PERSON WHO HAS DIED AS A RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT OR CRIME BY USING TIME TRAVELS1
In the article it is suggested that due to the fast (faster than the Earth rotates) movement on the Earth through time zones to carry out accessible to people travelling (for example, by plane) both in the past and in the future time. An example of realisation of such time travel routes is given, allowing to bring back to life people who died as a result of an accident or criminal humans activity.
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arrow of time, special theory of relativity, anti-time, internal time, external time, time zones of Earth, time travels, arrow of time, special theory of relativity, anti-time, internal time, external time, time zones of Earth, time travels
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