News Stories relating to "time travel"

Quantum physicists such as Stephen Hawking think time travel is possible, and Anne Strieber thinks that the Visitors are time travelers. If so, what are they trying to change?

The Discovery Channel website "The Daily Galaxy" quotes Hawking as saying, "When a distinguished scientist states that something is impossible, he is very...

We may not be able to travel into the future, but a new idea for a time machine may allow future generations to travel to the past. If this has already been invented, perhaps UFO encounters are examples of these travelers visiting US?THEIR past.

This time machine is based on bending space-time until it forms a loop. In LiveScience.com,...

Psychologist Dick Bierman thinks that some people avoided 911 because they saw it coming by looking into the future.

The Evening Standard reports that Bierman believes that "ordinary people really do have a sixth sense that can help them 'see' the future," and quotes him as saying, "We're satisfied that people can sense the future before...

On July 19, Whitley Strieber wrote about what seemed to be a time travel experience, during which he says, "I was given a sheet of paper that felt more like plastic than paper. Today he discovered that this device is REAL and may become common in the near future.

Whitley wrote, "It could be folded, and would stay folded, but when it was...

South America's Aymara Indians of Bolivia, Peru and Chile, have a reverse concept of time: for them, the past is ahead and the future behind. A time traveler might think this way.

A Jesuit wrote in the early 1600s that the Aymara language was particularly useful for abstract ideas, and in the 19th century it was called the "language of...

This week's Dreamland guest, Starfire Tor, has amassed years of evidence that suggest that she may be a time traveler from the future. Modern physics says that time travel is by no means impossible. If the future has become able to do this, it could be sending people back to its own past, which would be our present. Whitley thinks that the...

Physicist Michio Kaku says he knows of nothing that makes time travel impossible and "In the laws of physics, if it's not forbidden, it's mandatory. This is pretty much proven every time." And an amateur explorer says he's discovered a portal where time is altered.

In msnbc.com, Alan Boyle quotes Kaku as saying, "Over the last 10 years...