Well, if the time machine is on earth and you always appear where the time machine is then this doesn't really make sense.

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A person could “travel into the future ”
in a limited sense: A person might take a trip away from the Earth and back at relativistic velocities , with the trip only lasting a few years according to the person's own clocks, and return to find that thousands of years had passed on Earth.

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OMG! I've been saying this exact thing for years! But you haven't taken it all the way! The sun is rotating around the galaxy. The galaxy itself is flying off at tremendous speed. I have suggested that time travel could be a key to long distance space travel. Brilliant work though!

Time travel either has been invented by now or it never will be invented. If TT has been invented either in the past or the future it already is being used successfully and we the lay public know nothing of it because people who use TT are very careful about not causing general panic. People in the future would have been to the past already so we in the past would also have the ability to TT because of people from the future

this is retarded. anyone with the theoretical know-how theoretically needed to make a theoretical 'time machine' wouldn't be so dumb as to forget that time, like length, depth and width, is a dimension, and forget to compensate for the movement of the earth as it revolves and orbits the sun. in this sense, a time machine is also a teleporter, of course. since you could then theoretically travel to another position in the timestream but at different geocoordinates.

of course time travel is possible… Flux Compacitor + 1.21 gigowatts of electricity [plutonium supplied by Libyan terrorists may be used as a substitute] + Michael J. Fox = time travel.

Also it must also be said that “Time is made of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey…stuff.” - 10th Doctor

Just get a TARDIS, it just sort of looks for the place in the general area of time you selected so that you can save/kill/get led into a trap by the Master/Daleks/etc.

My time machine compensates for movement of Earth, the Solar System, the Milky Way, and our galactic cluster, plus anything else you think is a clever way to defeat it. It also perfectly toasts English muffins.

This makes me happy. Every time I watch any sci-fi that involves time travel I always feel like discussing this exact thing. Unfortunately, My wife is usually the only other person around, and if I tried to discuss it with her then I'd need a time machine so that I could travel back to a time when she'd still be willing to have sex with me.

579 Miles per Second.
That's continental drift, Earth revolution, Earth
orbit, Solar system orbit, galactic trajectory, universe movement…oh, and I never could figure out how to calculate the change in size of the Earth as well as wobble, so…landing is going to not be a fun time at disney world…
But, what the heck…WHEEEEEEEEEEEEE

whatever. I just cashed in big time on the derby using biff's sports book.

You also have to take into account that our solar system isn't static, neither is our galaxy, plus the universe is expanding. We have no points of reference. The only chance we have is whipping around the sun or spinning the earth backwards or driving 88mph in a souped up Delorean.

All it means is, you should always go back in time in one year intervals.

OH SHIT! Well no wonder he never showed up at the rendezvous point when I was 20. I needed those stock tips.