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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 9809387" data-attributes="member: 6689464">Again, because there is no such a thing as absolute coordinates in space. Outside a planet there is not even something as simple as up or down. The only way to make sense of space is through frames of reference, and while these can be arbitrary, many aren't and are tied to natural phenomena, like say, Earth's gravity. There's little reason time travel would magically erase that. It would have to be tied to a frame of reference. Be it the entrance to a wormhole and then fly back to the solar system, or something even more fantastical like an energy portal or "altering the subatomic particles that carry time within matter". Just like you can't randomly end up in the magnetosphere just by walking.</blockquote>