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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Parthicus, post: 7177345, member: 81887&quot;]Well, no.&nbsp; Travel _forward_ in time doesn&#039;t damage items, as that is the normal direction they should travel anyway; it&#039;s only when objects are moved backwards in time that we see damage.&nbsp; This is due to&nbsp; chronoton flux when objects move against the normal directionality of chronoton flow- either antiparallel (for objects moving backwards through time) or orthogonal (further discussion of orthogonal temporal flux is prohibited for Level 3 civilizations).&nbsp; Primitive time-travel devices lacked adequate protection against chronoton flux. Work by Dr. Emmett Brown resulted in a device that could store up fluxes of chronotons to release them later harmlessly in a single burst; this &quot;flux capacitor&quot; made time travel much safer (provided you remember to bring sufficient fuel).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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