Initially, the Vatican was accused of harboring pedophile priests and suppressing child abuse. Now the Vatican is accused of hiding … the time machine. The unusual machine in question is called the "chronovisor".
It was invented in 1950 by the Benedictine monk Pellegrino Ernetti. There are no time-view photographs, but journalist John Chambers claims that Ernetti allegedly used a "machine of travel to the past" to capture the crucifixion of Christ on film at the request of the Vatican hierarchs.
Ernetti died in 1994 without revealing the secrets of the time-viewer, but according to Chambers, evidence that the Catholic Church is hiding a working time machine from the rest of the world, ostensibly to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands, is growing every day.
Does it sound like science fiction or the ravings of a madman? It is possible, but not excluded, that there is something in this.
Pellegrino Ernetti and his alleged invention.
Father Pellegrino Maria Ernetti (1925-1994) was a Benedictine priest, scholar and international authority in the field of “archaic” music, prepolyphony (from pre-Christian times to the 10th century AD).
For most of his life, Ernetti's father lived on the Italian island of San Giorgio, near the main island of Venice. There he allegedly created a chronovisor. The motives for creating something like this seem rather strange. Ernetti's father loved pre-polyphony - ancient music. He knew everything about this music, but, naturally, only from handwritten sources, since he could not hear it. And father Ernetti's passion for prepolyphony turned out to be so strong that it prompted him to create a chronovisor.
Ernetti's father claimed that he managed to put quantum physics at the service of the occult arts and create a time machine - a chronovisor.
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Father Ernetti said that with the help of a chronovisor he visited Rome in 169 BC. and witnessed the performance of the now lost opera "Tieste", the author of which was the father of Latin poetry, Quintus Annius.
Father Ernetti claimed to have used his time camera to travel back in time and witness the death of Christ on the cross with his own eyes. Why did such a respected priest suddenly decide to invent such a completely improbable story? Perhaps the Vatican is hiding the whole truth about the life of Ernetti's father and his achievements?
In the 1970s, an interview with Ernetti Pellegrino was published, in which he officially announced his discovery and even presented factual evidence - a photograph of Christ crucified. Of course, this interview had the effect of a bomb. Ernetti never gave interviews again.
Father Ernetti's work on the so-called chronovisor began in 1952, when he worked in Father Gemelli's electroacoustic laboratory at the Catholic University of Milan.
According to some reports, while studying archaic music, Father Ebernetti discovered a new principle in physics, somehow connected with musical frequencies, harmonic resonance and their connection with the astral plane.
The last ten years of his life, Father Ernetti lived very quietly, without attracting attention, but at the end of 1993, he and two scientists who allegedly worked on the creation of a chronovisor presented the results of their work at the Vatican to the trial of four cardinals and a scientific committee. The results of this meeting were not disclosed.