Author : Viplove Divyasheesh 1
Date of Publication :17th May 2017
Abstract: Time Travelling has always been considered a fantasy never fulfilled .There have been many assumptions regarding how to fold the fabric of space time to let light reach from point A to Point B without travelling the entire length, and this all has been seen from the scientific point of view . But no one has put forward an apt representation as to can us or can we not produce Time travel computationally? The feasibility of this problem is aptly and properly analyzed in this paper and we have tried t o reach a final consensus if time travel is computationally feasible at all or not?
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