Un científico argentino logró retroceder el tiempo a nivel microscópico A scientist managed to turn back the clock at the microscopic level BY MARCELO BELLUCCI The experiment would serve to make the Internet safer and to improve diagnostics . SHARE Votar28Email47 51 31/08/13 Since time immemorial, the action of travel was associated with the fascination with the unknown. Travel through space and time are examples of this odyssey . While space flight became a reality , the time machine was a literary speculation . Looking to break this barrier , after years of study and experimentation , Argentine scientist managed to turn back time on a microscopic scale . In the National Research Laboratory Services Magnetic Resonance in Solids ( LANAIS ) CONICET , Horacio Pastawski team seeks limits and ways to control time. For this experiment using molecular organic crystals , tiny beads containing hydrogen - generating a kind of stain formed by magnetic waves . On its progress, Pastawski says that it is a complex process because we talk about millions of atoms that behave as compasses that influence each other by the interaction itself . We had a degree of control in these interactions , and we achieved a temporary reversal . To understand how this process unfolds temporary Pastawski cites an example . Take the case of an ink drop that falls into a bin of water and dispersed. The opposite : that the ink concentrate diluted in a drop , it seems impossible . Therefore irreversible. But if one could control the movement of each of the atoms , the ink would return to the initial drop . This is achieved in the magnetic cores of a molecule, or even in a crystal . In this quantum chaos no limits and small imperfections in the execution of this time machine generates an imperfection in rejuvenation . In the case of the ink drop , maybe you can go back to concentrating on a particle, but it will not be perfect . And if necessary, if one achieved complete control of all energies , not only the magnetic discover that the barrier is closer to what it is . This brings out another restriction on a human scale time reversal . And the more complex the system more unstable and more prone to chaos. A tiny bug so catastrophic repercussions throughout the system . For now it is impossible to create a time machine for someone to go to the past , argues Pastawski . His work is recognized worldwide for establishing a new timeline called T3. The T3 can enhance images of MRIs. The plates will have more detail.
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