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| - Time travel is a recurring theme and part of the mythology on Lost. First hinted in the season 2 episode, "[[|]]", the Island constantly moves, and by using an ancient wheel underneath the Orchid, the electromagnetic power on the Island allows the inhabitants to travel through time. Other cases feature the risks of time travel, which often end with death, due to the inability to find a constant. __TOC__
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| - We really do not have time for me to try to explain. You have no idea how difficult that would be, for me to try to explain this--this phenomenon to a quantum physicist.
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- "Everybody I care about just blew up on your damn boat. I know what I can't change."
- Oceanic Flight 815 lands safely at LAX in the flash-sideways timeline.
- Charlotte dies in Daniel's arms, after experiencing rapid time flashes.
- "If I can keep this pinhole open long enough, you should be receiving my message roughly thirty years..."
- Desmond wakes up in a military barrack in 1996.
- "Don't be absurd. There are rules, rules that can't be broken."
- The Island is moving through space and time.
- Hurley's alternate life, as the CEO of Mr. Cluck's.
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| - Time travel is a recurring theme and part of the mythology on Lost. First hinted in the season 2 episode, "[[|]]", the Island constantly moves, and by using an ancient wheel underneath the Orchid, the electromagnetic power on the Island allows the inhabitants to travel through time. Other cases feature the risks of time travel, which often end with death, due to the inability to find a constant. __TOC__
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