[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by #-3

Think of "Time" as a Direction rather than as Time. In our view going north is moving forward in time, and going south is moving backward in time.

If you look at light that took 13B years to get here you are actually looking at the big bang. Everything we see moving out from the big bang is effectively moving north, or "forward in time". But he is theorizing there is another universe layered on top (or below, or beside, direction doesn't really matter) that only sees everything moving south, or backward in time (from our view point).

This is just my own thinking here, but if you listen to Einsteins theory that there are an infinite number of universes. Then if this guys prediction proves to be true, maybe it is not just two universes moving in opposite directions in "Time", but many many many universes moving in every direction in time. and the Big Bang would be a central point where they all meet.

Then if you ever could reach the Big Bang by moving against the speed of light for 13 B years than you could start moving forward in time in a complete different reality.

Its a wild thing to think about. But so many ifs and untestable theories.

Einstein had no such theory.