Gödel

Gödel is named as a Laterran “Saunt” from Laterre (known on Arbre as Antarct), credited with identifying a special case of geometrodynamics in which a rotating universe permits voyages that would effectively go backward in time. Accounts frame this as a theoretical curiosity until later peoples considered its practical implications.

Relationships and Context

• Described as a friend and colleague of the Saunt who earlier developed geometrodynamics; the two are said to have been fraas “in the same math.”
• Mentioned by a Laterran witness while explaining how geometrodynamics and a rotating‑cosmos model relate to ideas about time travel.

Status

• Reported as deceased.