Traveling is far too dangerous for humans.
Also not something we can do, the only way we could attempt to is a black hole or worm hole. An going into those will kill you. Stretch you into a singular state, instant death. The only reason this results in travel is that time is punctured by a black hole, where kind of unsude what happens in a worm hole but we do know at least that it would dump you out over a distance, but we're unsure about time.
You could also in theory exceed the speed of light. Problem with all of these is control, no clue where you end up or how to get back.
We also know that paradoxes are abhorred by nature and removed instantly, i.e. quantum level is measured and you change results.
We could bend time for a jump I suppose, but that hardly counts as time travel in my opinion.
Traveling to the future wouldn't work as well as you seem to think. For the simple fact its lack of existence prevents you from going there. Also you're assume speed of light travel will cause time travel, which there isn't any reason to.
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Going at the speed of light would cause the vehicle to become spaggeticised. It would just lengthen and then be crushed into nothingness, in theory, since no vehicle has gone the speed of light, its not possible to tell.
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