Difference between revisions of "Temporal causality loop"
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− | + | A '''temporal causality loop''' (or simply '''temporal loop''') is a special condition of [[time]], in which time runs for a certain period, then resets itself to a point back in time, after which the events play out over again. | |
+ | * However, afterimages of previous loops can be found to have effect on the [[dekyon]] field. This causes [[humanoid]] lifeforms to experience déjà vu. | ||
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− | + | A causality loop can be caused by an [[antimatter]] explosion in close proximity to a [[temporal anomaly]]. | |
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− | + | This phenomenon can sometimes be referred to as a "pocket universe." | |
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 19 October 2021
A temporal causality loop (or simply temporal loop) is a special condition of time, in which time runs for a certain period, then resets itself to a point back in time, after which the events play out over again.
- However, afterimages of previous loops can be found to have effect on the dekyon field. This causes humanoid lifeforms to experience déjà vu.
A causality loop can be caused by an antimatter explosion in close proximity to a temporal anomaly.
This phenomenon can sometimes be referred to as a "pocket universe."