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"The Fat Man" - Louise Brooks Promo
A graphic novel - published later this year.
All profits will be going to charity.
www.the-fat-man.co.uk
Synopsis
Undercover British agent “The Fat Man” infiltrates a rogue gang of time-travelling Nazis in a tale that warps and weaves across the violent backdrop of history. Responsible for the death of millions, the mysterious Tegal Project threatens the very core of civilisation.
Betrayed by MI5, The Fat Man finds himself caught between the blazing guns of would-be assassins and the blood-red lips of silent movie star Louise Brooks. Unable to trust anyone and faced with a series of unpalatable choices, he careers madly along the arch of time on the seemingly impossible mission of keeping himself and his lover alive. A graphic novel - published later this year. All profits will be going to charity. www.the-fat-man.co.uk Synopsis ... more -
It's About Time
The basic premise is a depressed man who has become disenchanted with life and is willing to try anything and stumbles across someone with a so-called Time Machine The basic premise is a depressed man who has become disenchanted with life and is willing to try anything and stumbles across someone... more
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'the time machine' behind scenes timelapse shoot
behind scenes timelapse for 'time machine' straight8 competition shoot.
music by Rory Nunn
visual-hybrid.co.uk
myspace.com/rorynunn behind scenes timelapse for 'time machine' straight8 competition shoot. music by Rory Nunn visual-hybrid.co.uk ... more -
Spontaneous Time Travel To The Future?
This Norwegian man claims that this is what happened to him, and he even made a video of it on his cell-phone. Apparently, scientists don't rule it out. What do you think? My impression is that he must have a very good cell-phone with very high resolution, if he is speaking the truth. This Norwegian man claims that this is what happened to him, and he even made a video of it on his cell-phone. Apparently, scientists ... more
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Russian scientists claim to be close to creating time machine
Two Russian scientists have claimed that they are close to creating a time machine.
Russian mathematicians Irina Aref’eva and Igor Volovich have said the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) - a giant atom-smashing machine - could open the door to unexpected visitors from the future.
The machine, due to come on stream this year, has been constructed at CERN, the European particle physics centre near Geneva.
As per their calculations, the machine will tear a hole in the fabric of space and time, creating a gateway to tomorrow. That means, with sufficiently advanced technology, people from the future might even be able to walk through it.
Designed to investigate the origins of the universe, the machine will generate particles with so much energy that scientists are not entirely sure what will happen when they switch the machine on.
According to The Times, Aref’eva and Volovich believe a “wormhole” could open up, linking our time with another in the future.
This could happen if “dark energy” - the mysterious anti-gravity force that causes galaxies to accelerate away from each other - possesses a special “phantom” property.
Manipulating such a wormhole to create a viable time machine would take incredibly advanced technology, they said. Two Russian scientists have claimed that they are close to creating a time machine. ... more
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