Time warps - The Final Countdown

What if, by some freak accident, the nuclear-powered USS Nimitz were to find itself in the same spot in the Pacific during the exact hours shortly before daybreak of December 7th 1941, and happens to detect Japanese Admiral Chuichi Nagumo's carrier task force as it is preparing to launch those "Kate" dive bombers that would sink America's fighting ships which were then lined-up at Battleship Row in Pearl Harbor on that terrible day in 1941?

What if the Nimitz were to be in the vicinity of the Japanese surprise attack operations on Pearl Harbor as it was about to start? And what if the Nimitz, which is an advanced aircraft carrier with superior weapons and tracking systems were to take on the Japanese fleet at that moment, would the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor have resulted any differently?

learn more

Past and present in space and time

Some observers say that while the future may be explored, yet no one can travel into the past. This is said by Guy Pearce's holographic helper in "The Time Machine". But how can there be a future without a past? And isn't time just a matter of being "the present" by itself, and it all depends from where you are looking? Look here:

click here to learn more

Multidimensional worlds

There is a universal belief about people inhabiting parallel worlds, places which may be visited but without using spacecraft. How to get there? Use a timecraft.

This thinking is steadily gathering a strong following with the arrival of the superluminal and superstring schools of thought.

I think this is a good sign. Thirty or forty years ago, most people were focused on the business of space travel. They almost forgot that time travel is the other side of the equation.

learn more