Tag: time travel

  • Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘Stealing Time’

    Sci-Fi Short Weekend presents “Stealing Time” a Finite Films Production. This short sci-fi video follows theme in similar style to “Primer,” a 2004 film.  “When a down- on-his-luck inventor builds a time machine to change the past, he unwittingly sets off a disastrous chain of events,” explains You Tube summary. It’s well-produced video that tests…

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  • The Time Travel Tale of John Titor

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  • Primer: Time Travel Sci-Fi Cult Classic

    Primer: Time Travel Sci-Fi Cult Classic

    Primer is a low budget science fiction film that won the grand jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival in 2004. A film produced and directed by Shane Carruth, who is also a main character with David Sullivan, in a highly-cerebral time travel drama filled with existential and moral issues.

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  • Weekend Sci-Fi: The Time Travelers

    Weekend Sci-Fi: The Time Travelers

    What’s a weekend without a little distraction? You can enjoy 1964 science fiction film, The Time Travelers. The plot “…involves a group of scientists who find their time-viewing screen allows them to travel through time,” according to Wikipedia.

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  • quantum access time travel and 9/11

    DARPA conducted top secret time travel experiments under banner Project Pegasus, according to Andrew Basiago, who reveals his involvement as a child in the late sixties and early seventies. Alfred Lambremont Webre reports in an Examiner article, “Secret DARPA time travel program may hold key to understanding the deep politics of 9/11,” Basiago attests former…

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  • ‘faster than light’ particles may be physics revolution

    from reuters: Leading scientists said on Friday the discovery of sub-atomic particles apparently traveling faster than light could force a major rethink of theories on the makeup of the cosmos if independently confirmed. Jeff Forshaw, a professor of particle physics at Britain’s Manchester University, told Reuters the results if confirmed would mean it would be…

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