Scientists' attempts to manipulate time-space

From the theory of relativity it is known that time and space are concealed around objects of great mass - this curb is today a proven fact. We also know that time slows down on objects moving at very high speeds. The higher the speed, the more significant the delay time. For speeds comparable to light, it is assumed that time is likely to stop, and perhaps even turn its course. These conditions arise directly within the black holes - the most likely candidates for effective space-time travel. With its monstrous mass, such a black hole literally tears the fabric of time and space. And if holes of this order actually tunnel in space and time, they will not miss and want to take such a journey. Still, humanity will always try to expand the boundaries of its knowledge and experience.

For the first time, such an idea, a machine capable of twisting time-space, was proposed in the 1930s in Alexander Veltman's novel. Such a device should have the ability to move a person back and forth as much as possible in the other three dimensions. Some speculation about time travel suggests the existence of countless parallel realities that arise when trying to break the natural course of time. Here that a few years after Einstein published his theory of relativity, scientists began to consider time as a dimension that was inextricably linked to the other three known. But unlike height, length and depth, time is difficult to represent graphically.

Many scientists have experimented with observations in the past or the future using human consciousness, but the ability to observe events from the past and the future have long been known to the milieu communities. Many people confirm that they can observe dimensions in which the past and the future exist simultaneously. Still, one is to observe separate moments in the matter of time, quite another - to carry it physically through it.

The Philadelphia experiment
One of the most famous time-control experiments was conducted in Philadelphia on October 28, 1943. The aim of the experiment was to make the USS Eldridge a completely invisible ship by changing its magnetic field. Dr. Franklin Reno guided the experiment using Einstein's theories - it is believed that the experiment was attended by Einstein himself.
But things did not evolve exactly as planned. The huge ship disappeared from the waters of Philadelphia, appeared twenty minutes later in Norfolk, 375 miles from there, and unknown how he was back in Philadelphia, a four-hour journey that would normally take at least two days. When he found himself back in Philadelphia, the ship was enveloped in a green phosphorescent substance, and his crew felt uncomfortable physically and mentally. Some sailors were in a state of complete psychosis while others were burned. Some were even cut into the walls and the floor of the craft, as if they had the ability to pass through the ship's walls at the time of the experiment. What has actually happened? Where did they find themselves in this unplanned teleportation? To date, there are hundreds of arguments, some confirming and others questioning the veracity of this experiment.

The Chernobrov Time Machine
Russian scientist Vadim Chernobrov and his team carried out a variety of time machine experiments using electromagnetic pumping devices. Chernobrov started his projects in 1987 and manages to change the course of time with a special magnetic impact. The biggest delay that he managed to achieve was by one and a half hours in one hour - the realized distortion was about 3%.

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In August 2001, Chernobrov created another model of a time machine that was driven by automotive accumulators. The experiment was conducted near Volgograd, Russia. Registered the change in time using oscillators with a symmetrical crystal and managed to slow down about 10% of the time in the machine field. Chernobov and his collaborators report that they have entered this field and felt that they are in two places at the same time, as if some additional dimension had opened.