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The Physics of how i time traveled into the Future

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The Physics of how i time traveled into the Future and therefore these blogs posts aren't really late technically kinda probably.

Well um these blogs posts were due last night, which I didn't realize, also i thought they were just extra credit. So Ill discuss how I could have potentially traveled into the future which caused me to submit these late.

As we learned last year E = mC^2. As the speed of a particle increases in speed, the mass increases. But while the mass increases, time will actually slow down to prevent a particle from exceeding the speed of light. Basically this means that if I had been traveling at near the speed of light this weekend my watch could tell me that's its still Saturday because time had progressed more slowly for me. I also could have spent the weekend indulging in my favorite pastime: orbiting a Super Massive Black Hole!!!

What happens is that space-time will bend because of differences in gravity and velocity. Both of those examples would result in me traveling forward in time and missing the deadline!

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This sounds like a really wonderful excuse for late work. Your grammar sucks by the way but i respect your sound knowledge of Einstein's theory of relativity.

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