The Mass distorts space - time

In recent weeks there have been advances in the research of the dimension of time, you can travel to the past answer, yes, we humans can travel, answer no, even what we know is an effect that only happens in the quantum world, we could in the future reproduce those effects of the quantum world on the scale of the world in which we live and travel in time, perhaps as Master Yoda would say "difficult to see, the future is always moving", at least we need to know at least the properties of the time dimension and its effects since it has impact on our lives, for example, global positioning system satellites, whether GPS or the European Galileo system.

Maybe the real thing is the quantum world and we are only a manifestation of that world, in a matter of time each planet or Moon has its own, since it has a different mass and that means that time passes at a different speed, for example the moon has a smaller mass than the Earth, that means that time passes faster, about 56 microseconds for each day on Earth, it is an insignificant difference for a human, a person who lives 80 years on the Moon would be 1.6 seconds older than another person that he spent those 80 years on Earth, but it is a substantial difference to cause problems in communications between the Earth and the Moon.

Time continues to appear to move in the same direction towards the future, only at different speeds depending on the observer who is affected by time, by that mass or by the speed and if we created or traveled to a place with extreme time dilation as for example seen on the planet Miller from the movie Interstellar, where one hour in that world was equal to 7 Earth years, we could spend one day of our time within that dilation and leave 168 years in the future.
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