[Art]

Timeless is a new TV series that aired Monday night at 10:00 PM EST

An unlikely trio traveling through time to battle unknown criminals in order to protect history as we know it.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5511582/

[kei10]

Looks interesting!

Anything that involves time traveling has always been a fascination for me!

Let'sa give it a go~ ...

[keghn]

 Object that travel faster than light will move backward in time. Even before a reaches the speed of light, the object
makes a connection with its self in the past. So the weight of the object become the some of the here and now an
few instances of it occurred in the past. Once it hits the very near the the speed of light the sum weight will be include the
weight of the object just after the big bang happened, or when protons, electrons, and neutrons.

[kei10]

Not sure where or how you came up with that idea. An object with mass that moves at speed of light would require infinite energy, at that point of limit if speed nearly equals speed of light, that the object's time would practically be nearly zero, which clearly makes your idea somewhat impossible. This is depicted from the theory of relativity.

Further details, time travel is not possible -- for now as we know, especially backward time due to the Law of Entropy, and the interconnected Law of Thermodynamics. It is a violation to these laws of physics.

"The watch is an impossible object. It violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics, the Law of Entropy. If time travel makes that watch possible, then time travel itself is impossible. The watch, indeed, must be absolutely identical to itself in the 19th and 20th centuries, since Reeve carries it with him from the future instantaneously into the past and bestows it on Seymour. The watch, however, cannot be identical to itself, since all the years in which it is in the possession of Seymour and then Reeve it will wear in the normal manner. Its entropy will increase. The watch carried back by Reeve will be more worn than the watch that would have been acquired by Seymour." - Taken from Wikipedia.

Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_(arrow_of_time)

[Art]

Basically, to attain that speed, you would instantly undergo...particalization - fragmented into a random scattering of atoms into the vast nothingness of space / time. Kind of like when Scotty couldn't get the teleporter to materialize some poor, unfortunate soul! We all know the result is permanent and certainly not repeatable for that person. One way ticket to nowhere.

I, on the other hand, am a Time Traveler...however due to equipment failure, I am stuck in this time, only able to move forward once every twenty four hours. It's going to take forever to get back to the future...Oh...that would make a nice title for a movie or something....I'll look into that when I get a chance.