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Pegasus Project | Chronovisor and Time Travel Experiments - Myth or reality?
Nowadays we realize that time is the most important resource. One’s wealth consists especially in the time he has and can dispose of as he wants. The way we invest our time, it conditions the quality of life. The scale of development of a man or society can also be read in the manner in which he/she is able to control his / her time.
At least once each of us wanted to travel in time, whether forward or back. Everyone may have wanted to “give back time” to fix a mistake at some point. At other times, we would like to know what will be in the future in order to better guide our choices and decisions.
Officially, there is no way to travel in time. However, in frontier sciences, cases such as the scientist Pellegrino Ernetti and his chronicler are known, the case of the Montauk Project, whose participants claim that they managed to project both in the future and in the past of the planet, and the case of the engineer and the astronomer Frenchman Emile Drouet, who imagined and conceived in 1946 a Time Machine, was not realized because the engineer lacked the necessary financial means, or the controversial case of lawyer Andrew Besagio who publicly stated in 2004 that he had participated in the US secret government program that deals with teleportation and time travel under the Defense Research Agency, called the Pegasus Project, a precursor to the Montauk Project and the Philadelphia Experiment
While most scientists say that a time travel is not possible, Andrew Basiago, a lawyer in Vancouver, Washington state, claims to have done it a dozen times, taking part in the secret project called Pegasus, by Government of the United States.
“The Pegasus Project continued the findings of the” The Chronovisor, “which was invented in the 1950s by a team of twelve scientists gathered around an Italian monk, Pellegrino Ernetti, who was also a brilliant scholar, quantum physics specialist. Enrico Fermi (Nobel Laureate), as well as Wernher von Braun (father of the US space program), also took part in this group.
However, if it is not declassified, teleportation will remain what was 40 years old, a weapon for use by the US Army only, to have the ability to move troops exactly where it is needed battlefields. “I take my responsibilities as a planetary revealer very seriously,” Basiago said.
Pegasus Project | Chronovisor and Time Travel Experiments - Myth or reality?
Nowadays we realize that time is the most important resource. One’s wealth consists especially in the time he has and can dispose of as he wants. The way we invest our time, it conditions the quality of life. The scale of development of a man or society can also be read in the manner in which he/she is able to control his / her time.
At least once each of us wanted to travel in time, whether forward or back. Everyone may have wanted to “give back time” to fix a mistake at some point. At other times, we would like to know what will be in the future in order to better guide our choices and decisions.
Officially, there is no way to travel in time. However, in frontier sciences, cases such as the scientist Pellegrino Ernetti and his chronicler are known, the case of the Montauk Project, whose participants claim that they managed to project both in the future and in the past of the planet, and the case of the engineer and the astronomer Frenchman Emile Drouet, who imagined and conceived in 1946 a Time Machine, was not realized because the engineer lacked the necessary financial means, or the controversial case of lawyer Andrew Besagio who publicly stated in 2004 that he had participated in the US secret government program that deals with teleportation and time travel under the Defense Research Agency, called the Pegasus Project, a precursor to the Montauk Project and the Philadelphia Experiment
While most scientists say that a time travel is not possible, Andrew Basiago, a lawyer in Vancouver, Washington state, claims to have done it a dozen times, taking part in the secret project called Pegasus, by Government of the United States.
“The Pegasus Project continued the findings of the” The Chronovisor, “which was invented in the 1950s by a team of twelve scientists gathered around an Italian monk, Pellegrino Ernetti, who was also a brilliant scholar, quantum physics specialist. Enrico Fermi (Nobel Laureate), as well as Wernher von Braun (father of the US space program), also took part in this group.
However, if it is not declassified, teleportation will remain what was 40 years old, a weapon for use by the US Army only, to have the ability to move troops exactly where it is needed battlefields. “I take my responsibilities as a planetary revealer very seriously,” Basiago said.
