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  1. Scientists to Create Wormholes for Photons to Travel Through Time http://digitalearthworm.blogspot.com/2014/05/scientists-very-close-to-creating.html
  2. If you google the Nova article I cited above, without the quotes, I think it's the third link down. I don't want to cut and paste their material.
  3. The 1940 bridge collapse and the shattering of glasses by singers are two examples, I suppose. However, perhaps it's just coincidence.
  4. Thanks for the comment. No, I do not know the frequency of the universe. I did read-up on strings. "NOVA | Elegant Universe | Resonance in Strings | PBS" My idea doesn't really make much sense in the end. If we could vibrate something faster than anything has been vibrated, it would then, only be the fastest thing that's ever vibrated. Back to the drawing board.
  5. Hi, everyone. Humbly, I admit I'm not smart enough to build a time machine. I'm also not smart enough to acquire the resources - cash - to hire some of you bright folks to create a time machine for me. (Sigh. Emphasis added.) But I want a time machine. With that in mind, I can only add what I can add and perhaps indirectly inspire one of you in the quest. Everything has a natural frequency. Would it be possible to travel in time if one were to somehow disrupt the natural frequency of the universe? Could a person somehow encapsulate oneself, perhaps in a shield of energy, disrupt the natural frequency of the universe and perhaps by using certain oscillations of the energy, travel forward and back through time? Alternatively, perhaps a resonance would be reached resulting in explosion involving death or personal injuries…. Or be crushed within the unseen dark matter. Go easy.
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