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I think the word "theoretically" is necessary here.
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A time machine is a device which allows its user to travel through time, either to the past or the future. In general, such a device is believed to be against the laws of physics, though a one-way trip to the future could be organised in a number of ways that do not violate these laws. If real time machines exist they would involve tampering with [[black hole]]s billions of miles out in space, and would be massively expensive and impractical.
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A '''time machine''' is a device which allows its user to travel through time, either to the past or the future. In general, such a device is believed to be against the laws of physics, though a one-way trip to the future could theoretically be organized in a number of ways that do not violate these laws. If real time machines exist they would involve tampering with [[black hole]]s billions of miles out in space, and would be massively expensive and impractical.
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Time machines have played an important role in science fiction, ever since H.G. Well's famous book of the same name over a hundred years ago.
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Time machines have played an important role in science fiction, ever since H.G. Wells's famous book of the same name over a hundred years ago.
    
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