Theoretical paper proposes time travel mechanisms in air travelers, suggesting round-the-world flights eliminate spatial displacement.
The article explains that although the special and general theories of relativity studied in physics textbooks consider time travels on Earth impossible even in the most distant future, in fact, all air passengers are already doing it during their flights. This is proven by the fact that after planes land, air passengers change their watches to local time, which is different from the local time where they flew from. But such time travels is not used now, since it always occurs only as a result of the movements of aircraft in space. However, the corrected version of the special theory of relativity proposes to make time travel on airplanes possible through the use of round-the-world flights, as a result of which the resulting movements of airplanes in space are reset to zero. And such physically possible time travels is currently technically feasible and quite accessible to people on Earth.
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