Marshall Barnes Speaks Tonight In D.C. To Launch Campaign To Make 2014 The Year of The Time Machine

Dec. 19, 2013 - PRLog -- Marshall Barnes, R&D Eng, the first man to create a time machine, will appear this evening at the Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library between 7:30 and 8:30 to address a meeting of the Interstellar Travel 100 Year Starship Meet-Up Group on the subject of time travel and what it will mean for the future. He is expected to declare 2014 "The Year of the Time Machine" because he will spend 2014 pushing for what he calls, "a macroscopic event" or an event that is larger than the subatomic level, which is where the Verdrehung Fan™ is operating currently. However, one of the key elements of the device's operation is the ease with which its power can be scaled up more than 10 times. That firmly puts the Verdrehung Fan™ within reach of potentially creating a "science fiction level" event.

"I believe that significant developments, that are generally seen as long shots from solutions from General Relativity, will be possible and potentially before the theatrical release of "Interstellar".

Interstellar (see http://www.interstellar-movie.com ) is the new motion picture that will be released in November 2014, that involves space explorers traveling through a wormhole. Marshall contends that his research makes such a thing possible, even theoretically on the scale of the large stargates seen on the program, Stargate SG-1 (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7_yTVG8ZGI ).



Marshall will also be discussing his special report for select members of Congress which destroys many myths about time travel that are perpetuated by the world's leading physicists. This, and the imminent release of documentaries, books and documentary CDs and TV specials will make Marshall the world's expert on time travel without any equal, peer, or serious competition.