According to numerous insider reports in Rome, which have been repeated in detail with surprising consistency over the years, the Vatican has a device that resembles a time machine. Most often, insiders call this device the Chronovisor word.
The device is not a time machine in the full sense of the word - it does not move anyone and anywhere. However, based on electromagnetic traces that permeate the entire space-time continuum, the Chronovisor allows the user to observe both future and past events.
This device is considered by many to be one of the greatest guarded secrets of the Roman Catholic Church. It is with the help of this device that the Vatican, controlling events, retains its power and influence over the years.
Ever since H. G. Wells wrote his novel The Time Machine, generations of people have been fascinated by the idea of time travel, and physicists have experimented for decades, hoping to make such a machine work one day. To date, physics has advanced so far in these studies that messages related to time travel are no longer perceived as science fiction.
The first to hear about the Chronovisor was the French priest François Charles Antoine Brunet. According to Father François, in the 1960s he had a joint trip to Venice with Father Pellegrino Maria Ernetti, who was a physicist before taking office.
Father Brunet was very intrigued when Father Ernetti reasoned that all questions related to the Bible could be answered by a machine that allows you to look into the past. When Father François asked about such a machine, Father Ernetti outlined a device that functions exactly like a television, but instead of receiving transmissions from local stations, the device can tune in to the past and allow the viewer to see and hear events that happened centuries ago.
Ernetti explained to Brunet that the machine works by detecting images and sounds that humanity has "created" and that are eternally in space. Ernetti's father said that such a device works by "processing the residual electromagnetic radiation left by numerous processes …".
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Brunet's father was skeptical about the story and forgot about it for many years, but on May 2, 1972, an Italian newspaper shocked the world when it published an article with a provocative headline: a machine that photographs the past was finally invented.
The news article indicated that dozens of scientists are working to restore an artifact that allows them to photograph events of the past and even attest to important historical data directly related to Jesus Christ.
As far as journalists have been able to unearth, the alleged device has been recreated either from some high-tech artifact or from a set of instructions found among Nazi documents or Vatican library manuscripts.
The work was carried out in the 1950s…. under the leadership of the Italian physicist Pellegrino Maria Ernetti (Pellegrino Maria Ernetti). Nobel laureate Enrico Fermi and famous Nazi rocket scientist Werner von Braun were also involved in the project.
According to the descriptions, Chronovisor is a relatively small object, which is equipped with many antennas and consists of precious alloys, cathode tubes, some kind of dials and levers. But naturally, nobody saw how it works.
The Vatican immediately denied the message, calling it all an invention of sensational journalists. However, some time later, in 1988, the Vatican issued an official decree in which it warned that "anyone who uses an instrument like a 'time machine' will be excommunicated." The decree puzzled everyone: why excommunicate about the church for using a device that never existed and does not exist?
In April 1994, Ernetti's father died, leaving a letter to several friends in which he directly informed that the Chronovisor exists, that after the first experiments, his team decided to voluntarily dismantle the device, because the experimenters saw something in the past and future that went beyond their understanding. Nevertheless, it was obvious to everyone that if this device continued to work, it would help create "the most terrible dictatorship" the world had ever seen.
Pope Pius XII did not allow the device to be destroyed, but all that conspiracy theorists currently possess is the Chronovisor scheme left by Father Ernetti.
Today, the most competent researcher in this topic is Alfred Lambremont Vebre, who has written several books about the Chronovisor. As Webre suggests, the Vatican not only managed to recreate a working device based on ancient documents and artifacts, but also this technology was transferred to the world's secret services - British intelligence and the CIA. Moreover, this was done back in the 60s of the last century.
Realizing what this threatens the world, Ernetti, who worked on the Pellegrino device, tried to organize a leak, reporting some data to journalists in 1972. However, an organized media campaign ridiculed him, and only before his death in 1994, he again decided to talk about this topic. In this case, the most sensational dying confession of Pellegrino Ernetti was the following.
Trying to draw the public's attention to the topic in 1972, Ernetti's father deliberately went for forgery by fabricating photographs for journalists of “the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah”, “the foundation of Rome in 753 BC” and other important historical events allegedly filmed by him. This was done solely because in 1972 no one would have believed that there was no "foundation of Rome in 753 BC." did not have!
As Father Ernetti confessed only in 1994, the entire official story, as well as the entire Old Testament story, is fiction. The device he built worked and he saw with his own eyes that the events on which the modern civilizational paradigm is based had never happened in reality. Therefore, if the Chronovisor falls into the hands of people, all the “reality” built in their minds will be destroyed.
