Characterized by the act of moving from one point in space to another, but without the natural occurrence of time change. The methods of Interdimensional Travel and One-Dimensional Travel vary greatly. Side effects include an occasional reduction in size, due to flaws in these ever-changing methods; a rare case of nausea; and some theories suggest longer life.

In Interdimensional Travel, the act of sleeping can be described as traversal through time, at varying speeds through-out the night. The evidence is shown in the dilation of time when we sleep. The act of dreaming is considered the climactic moment in this traversal, and it is at this very moment that we are able to travel through time at will. Research has dissected these theories and much success has been made in terms of actual travel mechanics. However, these theories are overly-complex, requiring unacceptable monetary costs in research -- not to mention many loose ends and being prone to errors, such as a reduction in mass.

One-Dimensional Traversal is much simpler, and provides proper handling of abstraction. Returning to the theories involving sleep, one method of One-Dimensional Traversal is the act of dreaming, although some theories claim that sleeping is in itself the actual vehicle of travel. Others disclaim the act of resting as anything but that, physical rest. One thing, however, does seem to remain consistent -- that dreaming can be motion without time.

The theories of One-Dimensional Traversal are the result of an aged Interdimensional Travel theory. For more information on these subjects, look to the stars and dream peacefully. The lights are in place for your pleasure and fascination. The reality is evident in motion, and the motion is evident in time. Sleep and dream of better tomorrows, and just maybe our dreams will always come true.