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    Time Slips: Real Stories of Time Travel
    Time Slips: Real Stories of Time Travel
    Time Slips: Real Stories of Time Travel
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    Time Slips: Real Stories of Time Travel

    By Katherine Fletcher

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    Time travel is a fascinating topic and our Quantum Physicists have proven that time and space are not what we think.    Many top scientists believe time travel is possible.   

    Time Slips is a book about real stories of Time Travel.   We explore the possibility of time travel with science and real witnesses.    Discover more about time portals, government projects and stories of time slips from around the globe.    

    So are these incidents real time travel or perhaps a glimpse into another dimension?   Are they ghosts or past life memories?   I have uncovered many unexplainable stories of time slips.  
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKatherine Fletcher
    Release dateMar 25, 2019
    ISBN9781386670605
    Time Slips: Real Stories of Time Travel
    Author

    Katherine Fletcher

    Katherine Fletcher is a freelance author focused on genealogy and family histories as well as Paranormal topics.    She lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains.   

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    Time Slips - Katherine Fletcher

    TIME SLIPS

    Real Stories of Time Travel

    By

    Katherine Fletcher

    2014 Copyright Katherine Fletcher All Rights Reserved

    TIME TRAVEL

    What is time travel?

    Is it Possible?

    Parallel Universes

    Government Experiments

    Time Slip Stories

    Missing People

    Ancient Evidence of Time Travel

    Time Travel Machines

    TIME TRAVEL AND PORTALS

    Time Travel is a fascinating subject and is now being proven possible by Quantum Physicists. I have watched the documentaries showing that time and space is not what we think it is. It can bend which in turn can create wormholes in space and time abnormalities. Our top genius scientists like Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla and Dr. Michio Kaku all believe that time travel is possible. Albert Einstein thought that the present, future and past are all happening at the same time.

    I've always believed in the possibility of time travel and was thrilled to learn that the theory was backed up by top scientists in the world. One great source of this information is Dr. Michio Kaku. However just because the theory is possible doesn't mean people have figured out a way to do it. I have flashes to H.G. Wells and the famous Time Machine and wonder if that's the way to go. I don't think it is a product or machine that will allow us time travel. I think it is often times an accident, which I'll explain later. I think it has to do with energy, lay lines, ancient portals or certain artifacts. I think those are the areas that would allow the energy to be different enough for time and space to bend. All this has to do with Einstein’s Unified Field Theory which involves anti-gravity and electromagnetic energy.

    My hero, Nikoli Tesla was a genius and invented many of the items we use today in the military and personally. One of the things Tesla experimented with was massive loads of electricity in his lab in Colorado Springs, CO. Part of this experimentation means he often got too much voltage and was playing around with rotating magnetic fields to create a bend in time and space. He

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