Authors : Rumani Dey

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 12 - December

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Abstract : I have been trying to find the logic behind time travel since a long time now. I tried thinking of time to be circular rather than being linear. Time might be a logarithmic or exponential entity as well. This hypothesis is when I was dreaming of the time travel and tried to think of speed of time. I think I solved the reason behind different time zones on earth through this logic. I found something called , “Time has speed too” as part of this hypothesis. As part of this hypothesis, sun is not moving uniformly throughout . So, light does not have a uniform speed is the hypothesis. Light accelerates and slows does . Also we see that a year doesn’t always have 365 days. There are leap years. At least this proves that time-travel is real and it baffles me more and more to present this before you.

Keywords : Timezones, Time-Travel.

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