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Wanna Travel In Time? Here’s How The CIA Thinks It Might Happen

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Kay Smythe News and Commentary Writer
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A video published Thursday detailed how the CIA and Russian researchers may have figured out a way to travel through time using a highly complex notion of how time energy interacts with the electromagnetic field of the universe.

There is absolutely no way I can do justice to the topic of Kozyrev Mirrors quite like A.J. and Hecklefish, hosts of “The Why Files” on YouTube, so I highly recommend watching the video they shared in early June on the potential for human time travel. You won’t have to suspend your perception of reality to enjoy the content, and you could walk away with the blueprints to build your own time machine.

The 40-minute long video details the lives and work of two Russian scientists who built and studied a series of bent aluminium mirrors and their impacts on human trial participants. According to a series of sources (all of which are linked in the video description), the mirrors allowed participants to move forwards and backwards in time, and even interact with themselves in younger form.

Again, it sounds like science fiction, but even the CIA was investigating the results of using these mirrors, and continues to keep some of their research highly classified.

Similarly designed mirrored pods and rooms have allegedly been used by mystics, scientists, and civilizations throughout history. And while many stories like this end up being debunked by A.J. and Hecklefish toward the end of their episodes, the conclusion to this tale is shocking. (RELATED: EXCLUSIVE DETAILS: Joe Rogan Guest Jimmy Corsetti Shares Stunning New Evidence On Atlantis Theory)

I highly recommend watching the full 40 minutes here. Or if you feel so inclined, here’s how you can build your own time machine at home. Just be warned: it can take an hour or more to overcome the fear evoked from these designs, and you won’t be able to unsee anything that emerges from your experience.