>>11296466In that box, T3 entropy is your meter for time. Outside a respective local T2 we are familiar with. The cross section rectangle will become warped and the yellow region will become flat sided with 90 degree angles like a tubed box as the graph is brought back to a euclidean geometry in which two distinct regions will be separated by a 3D spatial asymptote. The relative time rate is of course going to vary from each other once the sides are separated far enough, but once past the local 2D timeline's historical objectivity horizon, time and space don't just dilate, entire timelines are left then returned to instantly, perhaps even the past depending on where you take one. Beyond that horizon, you begin to see relative fictitious versions of distant places but with one of each's spatial dimensions traded for the opposing's time dimension.
Basically a portal. Including paradox free backwards. Starting on the prototype design. Will be a 'yellow' box on each side that can separate once entangled with an appropriate array of 10 spatial-time inverters polarized with their vector slices that also maintain a certain rigidity tolerance to ensure 2 spatial dimensions can be entangled to an inverter on the other side to keep a window if only in each half of that box.
