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| Author | Peter Ripota |
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| Published | 2009 |
| Publisher | Books on Demand |
| Pages | 200 |
| ISBN | 9783839117132 |
Would you like to travel into your past, change some events und emerge in the present as another being? Is that really possible? The infamous grandfather-paradoxon - I kill my grandfather, therefore I cannot exist, therefore I cannot kill my grandfather, therefore I can exist, therefore ... - seems to prevent travels into the past. But physicist and science-fiction-reader Peter Ripota found a solution to this paradoxon. Based on ideas by Richard Feynman and John A. Wheeler, he schows: Time travels are theoretically possible, even into the past. But will they ever happen? And can you really change your destiny?