dimension of reality proposed by Einstein
is very complicated to talk about a topic such as travel in science fiction blooming. First, because of its size. In a genre where there are many interplanetary and interstellar travel, the need for a procedure for such trips take place during a brief segmendo the characters' lives instead of needing five generations to complete is more a necessity than a luxury. Secondly, for technical and theoretical complexity. The trip involves full blooming in many cases, get to know the subtleties of the theory of relativity. And the truth is that the feeling of despair that this theory leads to many readers in the mind alone is comparable to that which can produce the complexities of quantum theory or the twists and turns of the most convoluted temporal paradoxes. But actually the most difficult to talk about the trip is to define exactly blooming that is the same. As we will see throughout the conference have been proposed transportation in which the traveler moves instantly from origin to destination. And yet, to an outside observer can spend hundreds or thousands of years until the process is complete. What for the one inside the ship is clearly a trip faster than light, for the one outside of it is not.
On the other hand, there is the concept of a clear trip blooming literary component. Movement between the different scenarios in which the action takes place is one of the key elements of a large number of novels. Since ancient times, in many works such as the Gilgamesh epic, the Odyssey, the search for the golden fleece etc, travel itself has become an inseparable part of the story. In other cases, however, these movements represent only a transition between two different scenarios. But a transition that affects the temporal scheme of the work. For example, that when it burned the temple of Artemis at Ephesus, one of the seven wonders of antiquity, the goddess could do nothing to quell the fire because that night was in witnessing the birth Macedonia Alexander the Great. This anecdote illustrates the fact that to move from one place to another takes time and that not even the gods can escape from this axiom. The amount of time needed to lose in the shift depends only usually the speed of the method we use to move. Thus, normally the faster we move, before going to get where we want to go.
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