The Think3r

Mass=72.2663364 kilograms Speed=Light speed Time=Up to a year

Not at the moment. Maybe in a couple hundred years if not a thousand or so. But remember this is all in theory. If there were evidence of this then we would have been,at the very least, notified that scientist were researching this. And beside this is what i believe could or could not be possible. Believe what you will but this is what I conceive as possible in regards to time travel.

IF there is such a thing as infinity then explain to me how it is possible with out breaking the "rules" of reality.

Maybe I am but I am still curious as to how much energy/force/gravity it would take to travel at the exact(or as close as possible to) as the speed of light in the shortest amount of time possible.

There are hundreds of(if not thousands) planes of existence, so you can't really get back to you plane or what you perceive as your place of origin. Say you travel "backwards" in time and change something you would not be able to travel back to your "present" because it would not exist. But with dimensional travel/time travel you can get back to a reality exactly like or as close as possible to your original time/dimension.

I said "what MOST would call infinite". There is no such thing as infinity. There is, however,such a distance that it would be impossible to travel completely before you and/or what ever you are using to travel is eroded away by the celestial elements, such as planets, moons, stars, comets, meteors, etc. etc.

I mean out side of Earth's electromagnetic field. Even at a few hundred miles an hour you still have a significant amount of pressure on your(or another's) person. 1G is the regular amount of pressure on a person on planet Earth but say 100 MPH in space would produce a lot less pressure on a body than on Earth. But the faster you go the more pressure you carry. Space travel generates remarkably little G-force, but at or near light speed it can be similar to being dragged through a hole the size of an apple and that's without the affects of other celestial bodies. It wouldn't cause pain, but neither would going through a black hole. A black hole wouldn't cause pain because depending on how you enter its field it would not allow your nerves to send the feeling of pain to your brain.

You can't travel thought time as in forwards or backwards, but it is theoretically possible to travel sideways though time to an alternate time line right along side our. Its not really time travel but it's as close as we can get, because even if you come back over and indeterminable amount of time will have passed, and that's if you even get back to the right dimension.

Theoretically how much energy would it take for you(ignoring the damaging pressure) to move at the speed of light?

Current estimations of this universe size make it out to be 46 Billion light-years across. So the universe, i.e. space, is extremely large and still "growing". In ten million years the universe would be bigger by about 5.25600 × 1012 megaParsecs. so very, very large. The universe has already been around for about 14 billion years give or take about 2-3 billion years. So it could theoretical grow into what most would call infinity, meaning you ( and almost every thing else) would die before you could travel from one side to the other.

Depending on how they are treated, they could be great friends/allies. The same could be said as enemies.

If Artificial Intelligence were in existence at this exact moment there are several possibilities of what will happen. 1. Classic Terminator problem 2. Bio-Mechanical equality 3. Advance Rate of development