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Nothing happens, because it's impossible.
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What happens if you travel through time?
Nothing happens, because it's impossible.
What happens to time when you travel north?
the wether gets colder
What happens when you push down the lever of a toaster to toast bread?
you travel in a time machine
What happens to the travel time of the wave when the ship is over the flat plain?
it goes slower
What happens to space time around a black hole?
Space-time is probably stretched, making time seem (to an observer) to travel slower.
What happens when you travel east over the International dateline and why?
You will go back in time which you will not understand which causes dasavou.
What if your travel charge card may not be used for official international travel at any time?
I've never seen a credit card with that restriction, and I doubt that it happens often, but if it does have that restriction, then you should not use it during international travel.
What if your travel charge card may not be used for official international travel at any time.?
I've never seen a credit card with that restriction, and I doubt that it happens often, but if it does have that restriction, then you should not use it during international travel.
What happens to seismic waves as they travel out from the epicenter?
They get weaker as they travel out from the epicentre
How do vampires travel?
vampires travel by walking or turning into a bat and flying most of the time. no that is not true! what happens is they can turn into cats not BATS. they do that or they just go runing. they are know to run at encredible speeds.
What happens when you travel across the timezone?
When you travel across time zones, you may experience jet lag due to the disruption in your body's internal clock. This can lead to symptoms like fatigue, insomnia, and difficulty concentrating. Your body may need time to adjust to the new time zone.
What happens to length of time it takes the planets to orbit the sun as they get further away?
The time gets longer. That's because the planets travel more slowly and they also have further to travel. The mathematical formula for this is in "Kepler's Third Law of Planetary Motion".
