time travel

noun

1. hypothetical transport through time into the past or the future.

Example Sentences

Ridge was looking at him like he’d grown a second head, but if time travel was possible, who was to say there weren’t books that could burn people’s eyeballs?

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“It’s what makes time travel possible.”

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“Here’s the situation. My mom is a scientist. She has a lab at UD on the Red Knot campus, and inside the lab is the STM. Spatial Teleportation Module. It’s a prototype. A preliminary model for spatial teleportation . . . what you call time travel. The way it works is, you get inside the STM with this . . .” He nodded toward the EGG.

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“Disciplinary action in front of the GSC. Revocation of my mother’s scientific license. Shutdown of the lab. The end of spatial teleportation science for all eternity. Not to mention, the Saeed Theory of time travel could be wrong, and I may have inadvertently changed the course of human history while I was here, and when I get home, I’ll encounter an alternate reality in which nothing from my previous life remains.”

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Dr. Gibson-Gray developed the initial theories of spatial teleportation —then colloquially known as “time travel”—during her tenure as a quantum physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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