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Originally Posted by D
The guy here is simply using powerful light emissions to emulate what we suspect black holes (and maybe larger stars and yes - maybe even worm holes) do naturally.
I only used black holes as an example of a natural phenomenon that we could maybe someday harness the power of to this end.
And keep in mind that no one - not even Stephen Hawking - is sure what happens when you cross over the singularity of a black hole.
If we, eventually, are able to harness these natural forces in this regard - as they've been around for quite some time - the range of their use would perhaps allow us to travel back before now.
That was my only point, whelp.

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What would a black hole look like from any other angles? I've seen drawings of them from the front. Even the NASA photos of an actual black hole, but what do they look like from the side? or back side?