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From: m1b@rayssd.UUCP (M. Joseph Barone)
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Subject: Re: Re: Why shouldn't time travel leave you in the same spot?
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Date: Thu, 29-Aug-85 16:46:39 EDT
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	When an airliner travels from the East Coast to the West Coast,
no one is amazed that it travels along an arc of a circle rather than
tangent to one.  When traveling through any of the space dimensions,
gravity has an effect on the moving object.  In fact, traveling for-
ward in time is also affected by gravity.  A stationary time machine
should glue the traveler to the exact location on Earth no matter how
far back or forward in time he goes.

Joe Barone,	{allegra, decvax!brunix, linus, ccice5}!rayssd!m1b
Raytheon Co,	Submarine Signal Div., Box 330, Portsmouth, RI  02871