Nikola Tesla was obsessed with time travel. He worked on a time machine and reportedly was a success, writes yournewswire.com. He said: "I can simultaneously see the past, present and future."
The idea of time travel has captured the imaginations of millions of people around the world. If we look back at history, we find many texts that can be interpreted as evidence of time travel.
When Albert Einstein published his theory of relativity, he made a big splash in the scientific community, opening a page for many questions such as "is time travel possible?"
Tesla reportedly made a shocking discovery in 1895, suggesting that time and space could be influenced by magnetic fields.
As Disclose.tv reports: Some of the assumptions followed from Tesla's experiments with radio frequencies, as well as the transfer of energy through the Earth's atmosphere. The discovery many years later will lead to an experiment in Philadelphia, as well as time travel programs. However, long before top-secret military programs were planned on this topic, Tesla had already made some discoveries related to the nature of time and the ability to travel in time.
Tesla's experiments with high voltage electricity along with magnetic fields led him to discover that time and space could be deformed to create a door that could lead to another temporal reality. Having made discoveries, Tesla himself became a participant in the experiment, and based on his personal experience, he was convinced that time travel is associated with some real dangers.
Tesla said he received an electric shock with a force of 3.5 million volts
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Tesla's very first time travel experience took place in March 1895. A reporter from the New York Herald wrote that he had found the inventor sitting in a cafe after he had just been struck with a 3.5 million volt electric shock. The reporter said that Tesla told him that he would not be very pleasant company due to the fact that he almost died. He went on to say that a three-foot electric spark jumped into the air and hit him on the shoulder.
Tesla went on to tell the reporter that if his assistant hadn't turned off the electricity immediately, he would have been killed. Tesla went on to tell the reporter that when he was in contact with the resonance from the electromagnetic charge, he found himself out of the "window" of his space and time. He said that at that moment he was able to see the past, present and future at the same time. He admitted that he was paralyzed by the electromagnetic field and therefore he was unable to help himself. Fortunately, his assistant was by his side and was able to turn off the electricity before serious and irreparable damage was done to his health.
Tesla's incident was repeated in Philadelphia by the U. S. Navy
Many years later, a repeat of the same incident occurred during the Philadelphia Experiment. However, this led to the fact that the sailors remained outside the time window for a long time, and this, of course, had disastrous consequences.
The Philadelphia Experiment was a purported military experiment that was said to have been conducted by the United States Navy in 1943. The destroyer Eldridge is reported to have become invisible to enemies. However, the US Navy has always argued that such an experiment did not actually take place, and claims that the ship became invisible are not in accordance with physical laws.
