A couple of paradoxes of time travel

A couple of paradoxes of time travel

Superposition and time travel

When we are thinking about things like time travel, we must find out one thing. If we are coming to the past in the time, when we were younger or child we might make one thing, what we ever imagine. That thing is that we are making ourselves the superposition, and at that moment we would be two places at the same time. So if we bring something from the future, we would make the thing, what we ever thought. We would bring the same atoms to the dimension, what are already here. But the effect that we are making would be interesting because we would bring material away from the dimension, where we are living.

So when the particle comes from the future, it would send the energy wave across the dimension, and we would not know, what that thing causes? Normally material can cause very high energetic reactions in the universe and dimension, but the fact is that in the normal cases that mass and energy are not increasing in our dimension. But time traveling would increase the material in the space, what we are calling the universe or dimension. The universe is a thing, where is enormous mass material and energy, but the level of material and energy is stable.

Can a time traveler accidentally shoot younger self, if that character would meet the younger self?

And one of the most interesting questions is if we are traveling to the past, can we meet the younger us? What kind of effect will happen if we shake the hand of the younger us? Or can there happen the accident, that we accidentally shoot the younger us? And would we disappear in that case? This question introduced by Stephen Hawking a couple of years before he died.

One of the questions is, what if we would use the wormhole to the journey to the past. And what if we would not able to close that portal? The large mass of material would start to travel to the past, and what kind of things that effect can cause? Can it double the mass of the entire universe by pumping all material into the past?

The paradox is that does our elder person or rather saying creature has a connection to the past or are we independent creatures without other connections than memories? And would that memory transfer to the memory of elder us? Time travel causes many thoughts and the fact is that theory doesn't become practice immediately. But the student has shown that time travel itself without paradoxes is possible, as you might read from the article below.

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