In the beginning there was absolute vacuum. Thus, there was nothing and out of nothing came an explosion. Later this explosion will be called, "The Big Bang." Cosmic dust and elements joined together and slowly over billions of years stars and planets formed. 13.6 billion years after the unsought of "The Big Bang," life began to form on a tiny planet in the Milky Way galaxy. This life sprouted "Man" and man questioned everything to the point of annoyance. It was man who dreamed of the creation of the universe and theorized it's beginning.
"BIG BANG"
The big bang theory has been around for a few decades now. It is one of the most recognizable theories on universe creation. Basically, in the beginning there was absolute nothing and out of an infinite point, gas and elements began to expand. This expansion continued expanding until present day, and in one theory, will keep expanding to infinity and beyond.
There is a second theory to the big bang. Several physicists describe the beginnings of the big bang in the same way. Infinite point, expansion, universe creation, stars, planets, ect. Yet, they believe that the universe will not expand into infinity. They theorize that when the known universe reaches a certain size, gravity will over power the force of expansion and pull the universe back into the big bang, or "The Little Bang." In retrospect, creating another big bang, universe and planets the cycle resumes. This cycle of big bang to little bang to big bang continues over and over again, thus creating a "Universal Loop."
Big Bang~Infinity
Big Bang~Loop
I will be using the "Universal Loop" theory along with Einstein's theory that time is a fabric similar to the fabric of space. Time will bend and distort depending on gravity. It is no longer a lineal concept. (So get that out of your head. ) Time goes in all direction, forwards and back. (Time is the fourth dimension, incase you were wondering.)
Now that there is a foundation to begin off of, The following is the theory of "Time Loop" and "Time Travel." Try to keep up, and take notes if you have to.
Based on the universal loop and time being a fabric in space, (not a single line or only forward moving) time travel is essential breaking off of the loop. Traveling diagonally in the loop will bring you to a different point in space time. Therefore you will be either forward or back in time depending on your direction traveled.
Time & Space as a Loop
Follow the arrow, and travel in time!
Take this idea further. Picture the loop as a rubber band, now pinch one end. (Use your imagination, sorry there is no illustration, I got bored.) Pinching the rubber band in specific places will make time traveling more accurate. This will keep you from popping up in the past or future during a catastrophic event and being destroyed.
Now, I know what you are thinking. You-"But Dave, how can we physically travel off of the loop. I grew up being taught time is what makes the day go by. And besides we do not have the technology for traveling through space in such great distances"? Me-"Remember, time is not lineal. It is not a forward moving, one line, one direction entity. Time is a fabric which can be bent, moved or even torn. And the main thing to remember, time is relative to who is experiencing it. We might not even have to leave Earth to travel through time. Using magnets and gravity it is possible to distort time (space) from the comforts of our own houses. Do not worry, I will explain time in more detail in a later article. Also, using magnets and gravity to distort it will be included.
