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If you're into time travel, mark your calendar for Saturday, May 7, 2005, when the first Time Traveler Convention will be held at MIT. Or if you miss it, perhaps you can wait a few years and attend anyway. That's kind of what organizer Amal Dorai is banking on.
While scientists have not figured out the practical specifics of time travel, they also haven't ruled it out as a possibility.
Dorai, a graduate student in electrical engineering and computer science, hatched a rather ingenious plan to test the concept. Though obviously a stunt, the whole idea is a mindbender worthy of any scientifically inclined mind.
"We are doing this as a very low-risk, low-cost way to investigate the possibility of time travel," Dorai told LiveScience. "Of course the odds are against us, but imagine the scientific discovery we would have on our hands if a time traveler shows up. Of course, no time travelers doesn't rule out the possibility of time travel; they could have just decided not to come to our convention."
The gathering will be held at MIT's East Campus Courtyard. Dorai gave the specific coordinates for anyone needing to plug them into some futuristic machine: 42:21:36.025°N, 71:05:16.332°W.
Though perhaps someone already has attendance figures, they were not available when this article was filed.
The convention's plans sound pretty loose.
Though perhaps someone already has attendance figures, they were not available when this article was filed.
Originally posted by balon0
awesome post! im a john titor fan!!!
Originally posted by MaskedAvatar
Yeah, this is the parallel universe one to go with the one on the other thread that some ATS members have been to in the future already.
Seventh dimension visitors assemble at Skull & Bones Chat on 23 April at 14:00 EST and we shall depart as a group.