First a disclaimer. I know nothing about physics other than what I can remember from high school. So I'm sure much of what I'm about to say is not even wrong. But as I understand it, yeah, I'd guess that since time and space are the same, in essence we're all time travelers and space travelers. But while we move in space differently, we all move through time at the same rate, 24 hours per day. It seems to me that time travel is about separating the two, moving through time at a different rate than everyone else, and in a different direction as well.
Now, having given the matter some small amount of thought, I suppose one could postulate some sort of space/timey explanation for why time travelers typically find themselves in the same spatial coordinates relative to the Earth when they move in time. Perhaps the deep gravity well the Earth creates bends space/time in such a way that objects moving in time tend to stay where they are, kinda like a Newton's Fourth Law.
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