>>41499774
I once walked across the state line between time zones and threw a rock at my brother from an hour behind him.

>>41499805
so funi
updoot

now go back.

>>41499774
people use excel then time travel dude

yes and it exists in every timeline/universe

Time travel isn't real because time isn't real.

>>41499774
If it was I’d travel back 14 years and nut on your mom’s back.

>>41499774
Yes

>>41499774
Yeah Michael j fox did it to travel back in time before he had Parkinson's

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>>41499774
Yes.

>>41499774
You are travelling through time right now

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>>41499774
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDTHHzxjWjk

>>41499805
"A rock from the past" by anon

>>41499774
Yes, but the rub is that you can't go back any farther than when the machine was first activated, and if at any time it is deactivated, you cannot go back to that time of deactivation.

It was created in 1953, using an exotic "lump" of material from a crashed UFO. When this mass is exposed to certain high level vibrations (they used a large metal "turning fork" when I was a guard there in the 80s) it creates ripples that can send anything within a few feet of it to the point at which the machine was created.

One of the most amusing things they learned is that your body actually stays here, but your consciousness is inserted in a random person near the point of machine's location. Similar to that TV show "Quantum Leap", which I laugh about whenever I see it, since I'm absolutely positive it was soft disclosure.

They tried to influence who could be taken over through this, by putting scientists above ground in large numbers, but the radius of randomness isn't fully known. One time a traveler entered an old pensioner who lived 15 miles away from Dulce.

It's not known where the person's consciousness goes when a traveler temporarily overwrites it, but apparently the traveler can instantly travel back to his initial time by simply "willing" it.

You cannot travel into the future though, only the past. I was never told why or how that works (or doesn't).

>>41499774
If it’s been done once it’s always done

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I'm doing it right now.

>>41499774
yes.
https://youtu.be/L3LHAlcrTRA?si=MgVenxFWCbQotjR8&t=40

>>41509241
good read btw, lotgh is based