Like i said it is only theoretical. You could also orbit a blackhole at the closest point before you are sucked in. The gravitational forces at work have the same effect and slow down time apparently. If you are interested check out
http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/stephen-hawking-time-travel/
Fascinating stuff it even talks about the ship you mention.
I have heard a couple of theories about black holes. Information cannot be destoyed, much like matter. So when something goes into a black hole what happens to the information? One theory is that it stays on the event horizon of the black hole and becomes 2 dimensional instead of 3 dimensional. I have even heard it banded about that some physicists believe the universe could actually just be a projecion of sorts, a hologram almost, being projected from the event horizon of a distant black hole. That's what i like about quantum physics almost anything is feasable. You should check that link i posted earlier there was a full series of Steven Hawkings' Universe on a few different topics.
Aworosasa i will email you in a minute. I would love you to help me do that which no scientist has managed to achieve. There really is no end to your talent :)
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In my opinion, Time Travel is Impossible. Everything in existence is Energy. This Energy is currently progressing and interacting. It's theoretically impossible for a single person to rewind the movement patterns of an infinite amount of Energy to a point it was in the past. It detinitely makes you think, though.
