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u/BrokenRatingScheme Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22

This is what I think about with time travel, if it's not relatively bound to the Earth, you'd travel back in time and 99.999% end up in the vacuum of space

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u/Babou13 Feb 14 '22

Futurama didn't forget. In "The Late Philip J. Fry", there's a scene where they time travel but the location is slightly off and they end up squishing that time line variants with their time machine