Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a miniature star on Earth, providing us with an inexhaustible source of energy? In the brief span of a finger snap, the Sun releases enough energy to power our civilization for 4,500 years. This fact alone has sparked the imaginations of scientists and engineers, driving them to build a star-like reactor that could plug into our power grid. But the twist is, we already have something akin to it, albeit not in the form of a tiny floating star in a lab.
Have you ever pondered the possibility of traversing through the fabric of time, bending it to your will? The mere concept of time travel ignites the imagination, but is it truly a pipedream or a theoretical reality? Let's delve into the realm of physics to unravel this mystery.