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Raju Das answered on
probably not—at least not in the way science fiction imagines it.
Current physics allows for time dilation (like traveling into the future via high speeds or strong gravity), but traveling to the past violates many known laws and leads to paradoxes. No experimental evidence supports full time travel.
So, for now, it’s science fiction—not science fact.
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