A century after Einstein reshaped our understanding of gravity, physicists continue to reckon with what his equations quietly permit: not merely the bending of space, but the bending of time itself. General relativity, published in 1915, contains mathematical solutions — wormholes, closed timelike curves — that do not forbid time travel so much as they place it behind doors of almost incomprehensible difficulty. The universe, it seems, leaves the question open while offering no easy passage through it.
Einstein's Relativity Theories Suggest Time Travel May Be Theoretically Possible
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