The First Real Time Machine - Part 4 of 5

Ronald L. Mallett, PhD is a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Connecticut. He discovered a possible way to travel in time by applying Einstein's theory of relativity to laser light moving in a circle. The program uses CGI to illustrate his theories. Mallett was one of the first African-Americans to obtain a PhD in theoretical physics. He was inspired to do so because he wished to travel back in time to visit his dead father, who died when Mallett was ten.

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[Mujahidremo]

WTF where is the first part (1/5) of this video?

[Xalien2002]

I just figured out how to make a time machine in a year. (only to the future though, and with LOTS of tools to make it go fast enough.)

[PatrickRob82]

From what I understand, the government has had a working time machine for decades. But that's only if you believe they have been making deals with a small group of Zeta Reticulins since the 50's. Who can tell for sure...

[Fedcop78]

@MyPandaKidd Because according to this theory, if one was to travel from our future to the past he would wind up in an alternate reality of our present.