 Brink of TimeAstronomers and mathematicians believe that black holes are caused by collapsing stars and their matter has a gravitational pull capable of sucking light into the void left by the collapse. Is it possible to fill the space left by a collapsing star and compress matter into nothing (a void)? Does the light from the implosion and shrinking of the star become faster than the speed of light and form a super void of darkness the same size as the original star? Einstein and time/space/gravity; his logical theories.  Mathematicians and astronomers are working diligently on projects and are developing individual theories, believing that time travel is possible. Albert Einstein's theories have been explored from A to Z. In a way, mathematicians and astronomers have become the leading theorists on the subject of time travel.
Einstein's special theory of relativity expounds that time is not separate from space, but bound up with it, and flows at different speeds depending on how fast you are moving. His general theory of relativity states that gravity is a warping or curving of space and time by matter.Moving in a black hole. 
Black holes could be the link to the brink of time, capable of being used as instant reservoirs of time, space, and speed. If gravity warps and curves space and time through the media of matter, gravity also helps to control speeds above the speed of light. Black holes, indicating the absence of light, were there from the beginning of time. Billions of galaxies are in space, and they are billions of light years away. Time and space flow together and are so closely related at the maximum speed of light, as to be the access to and within a black hole. When the speed of light is obtained and exceeds time within increments of and up to one second, moving within a black hole will be incremental of or up to a full light year distance in space warping—forward in time only—like moving the hands forward or unwinding a clock to remove a pre-existed time sequence.Traveling in a single entity of time and space: they are not separate; consider them as one. Consider the fact that time and distance in space is from a calculation to obtain a light year distance and time to one light year.  Reverting to Einstein's special theory of relativity, time is not separate from space, but bound up with it. Light is composed of matter and if you travel faster than the speed of light, you would be proceeding in front of the light source and moving in darkness in the absolute absence of space. A black hole, and its darkness, is combined time and space and should be considered as one single entity.
It seems reasonable to believe that any portion of speed over the speed of light, up to one second or less, is merely a full or fraction of a light year. Each second of time would equate to one light year in distance after the speed of light has been passed. In space travel time—distance is computed as a parsec, which is equivalent to 3.26 light years.Theoretical computations within a space craft. Each second of time or space would be divided into one hundred increments and sub-increments. During flight in a black hole to reach a point or planet, 50.5 light years in distance, the computerized program data would read—level 50.5 consigning the 50 to designate 50 light year jumps/warps and .5 to designate the half-second which represents the half of one light year.  All of these computations are based on one second of speed faster than the speed of light in a vacuum. Total consumed space vehicle time in seconds would be 50.5 seconds. Real time on earth would be 50.5 years. In space travel time, the distance would be traveled in 15.490 parsecs.There is no way to return; you can only go forward in time travel. Because matter is not destroyed, events in time that have passed cannot be changed; and if traveling to future time slots or places, changes can be made only because you would have arrived previous to the future evolution under development. Don't try to imagine how the universe became what it is. It is and has not been from explosions, but from an unknown reality. The universe cannot be destroyed, only changed in appearance. Our galaxy is a flattened lens-shaped system containing 100 billion stars, 100,000 light-years in diameter. There is no center to the universe although we do have a center to our galaxy with the sun situated to the outer edge of the galaxy, about 33,000 light years from the center. The distance equates to about 10,312.5 parsecs. One parsec is about 3.2 light years in distance. Logistics within our Universe; frankly speaking and theorizing. Due to the universal conception of expansion, there is no string theory or shrinkage of the universe. Measuring at any plane from any point to point, the dimensions will constantly change. All members of the community of the universe are moving as a sequential computer entity, running forever and constantly changing their spacial locations due to the curvature and expansion of the universe.  The geometric locations for future explorations are calculable, but developing new methods to obtain speeds beyond the speed of light has to be accomplished. Perpetuity of the human race is within our grasp. Perhaps the black holes are there to tempt us in our explorations. Let's give it a go and leave this planet behind.
© Don & Norma Duclon 2002-2006
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