:56:00
That's what BIinovitch's detractors
caIIed him...
:56:03
...when he discovered
how to bend space and time in 2278.
:56:07
Time-traveI is a physicaI impossibiIity.
:56:09
So was the Iight buIb. So was
going to the moon. So was maIe pregnancy.
:56:16
You expIain to me how
time-traveI is possibIe.
:56:19
You teII me how
an internaI-combustion engine works.
:56:22
You don't even know
how the basic quantum mechanics work.
:56:29
Sit down.
:56:30
-No!
-Sit down!
:56:32
You want to know how back-traveI works?
Sit down.
:56:35
Okay. Let's hear.
:56:40
Give me your Ieg.
:56:43
-You want to know how back-traveI works?
-Okay. Yes.
:56:46
-You want to know how it works?
-I'm giving you my Ieg.
:56:52
Let's say that this is the passage of time.
:56:59
This is the present.
:57:02
And that...
:57:06
...is the past.
:57:09
It's a memory.
:57:11
The probIem aIways was...
:57:14
...how to get from the present...
:57:18
...aII the way back to the....
:57:27
You can't do it, right?
:57:29
Breaks aII the fundamentaI Iaws of physics.
:57:32
It's impossibIe.
:57:34
It's impossibIe.
:57:37
But what if time isn't a rigid Iine?
:57:45
What if you couId bend space and time...
:57:51
...so that the present...
:57:56
...Iays side by side with the past?