When we travel in time...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.
--
Terry Austin

Vacation photos from Iceland:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/collection/QaXQkB

"Terry Austin: like the polio vaccine, only with more asshole."
-- David Bilek

Jesus forgives sinners, not criminals.

The Starmaker

2018-01-19 06:02:58 UTC

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...

There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera

The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua

What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.

Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!

The camera actually takes pictures of the future.

So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?

What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?

Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.

All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.

Now, imagine if you will...here is how it works:

The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.

The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..

the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.

The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.

Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.

The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).

I hope this simplify things..

Ninapenda Jibini

2018-01-19 06:25:37 UTC

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the
speed of light--surely strange things will happen when we
try to change things that affect people in other time
periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can
understand...

I'm sure your dealer understands precisely who useless you are,
son.

Take your meds. Seriously. You *really* need them.

--
Terry Austin

"Terry Austin: like the polio vaccine, only with more asshole."
-- David Bilek

Jesus forgives sinners, not criminals.

The Starmaker

2018-01-19 21:24:30 UTC

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

I should make it clear..
that the quantum light
that shoots from the camera
(whether in particles or wave)
doesn't actually travel into the future...
it simply makes contact with it's own counterpart and
gets the information when it intereacts with the
counterpart.

The Starmaker

2018-01-20 23:16:45 UTC

Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.

It works differently..

but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-20 23:29:22 UTC

it's much easier to work a camera that takes pictures of the past because all the past information is still in the present. it's stored...
you just have to know where to look for it.

But, I'm afraid that you people have limited intelligence so there is so far you can reach, till you get the point where
you not only not know the answers....you don't even know what the questions are.

I'm here to help.

I'll take you beyond your limits..

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-21 21:01:35 UTC

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,

in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.

The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.

But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.

"There are many similarities between the human eye and a camera, including:
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html

One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.

Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')

It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.

You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.

(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)

Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-21 21:48:12 UTC

I forgot to mention How It Works...

you simply use 'iris recognition' software/camera to extract the photo/information
from the human eye...and make a print!

There's the murderer.

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,
in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.
The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.
But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html
One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.
Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')
It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.
You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.
(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)
Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-24 00:47:36 UTC

I forgot that actually there were 3 cameras at Jodi Arias murder scene..

the first camera was the one the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene, the second camera of the murder victim (eyes) and the third camera
was Jodi Arias...her own eyes...the eyes of the actual murderer.

Nature leaves all these parts of the puzzel laying around...but yous haven't figured yet all the
pieces.

You don't even know yet How To Look, or Where To Look...
(apple uses recognition software just for password, (your face is your password))

But the fact is...Nature leaves a 'mark'.

There is this movie called "M"...
the police are trying to figure out who the Murderer is and
the criminals are trying to figure out who the Murderer is..

A blind man recognizes the Murderer
and tells his associate
and the associate put the letter 'M' on
the murderer back shoulder..

Now, everybody knows who the murderer is.

He got the mark.

Nature puts a mark on every single person who commits a murder. Nature gives everyone the same mark.

But i notice..no one in the law enforcement or scientific community know where this mark is.

It's like...i gotta do everything myself.

Post by The Starmaker
I forgot to mention How It Works...
you simply use 'iris recognition' software/camera to extract the photo/information
from the human eye...and make a print!
There's the murderer.

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,
in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.
The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.
But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html
One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.
Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')
It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.
You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.
(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)
Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-25 19:55:51 UTC

Oh, I forgot one other method to extract the photo from the murder scene...

simply using a camera to take a picture of the murder scene that is still in the room..

all the particles of the image are laying on the floor because gravity put it there...

Maybe this wil help you understand:Single pixel cameras
https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698

But thats all about a camera that takes pictures of the past, ...

a camera that actually takes pictures of the future....that is a whole different process.

(and I don't want a camera that sees through walls:

https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698

I just want to see through her dress...

(i'm working on it)

Post by The Starmaker
I forgot that actually there were 3 cameras at Jodi Arias murder scene..
the first camera was the one the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene, the second camera of the murder victim (eyes) and the third camera
was Jodi Arias...her own eyes...the eyes of the actual murderer.
Nature leaves all these parts of the puzzel laying around...but yous haven't figured yet all the
pieces.
You don't even know yet How To Look, or Where To Look...
(apple uses recognition software just for password, (your face is your password))
But the fact is...Nature leaves a 'mark'.
There is this movie called "M"...
the police are trying to figure out who the Murderer is and
the criminals are trying to figure out who the Murderer is..
A blind man recognizes the Murderer
and tells his associate
and the associate put the letter 'M' on
the murderer back shoulder..
Now, everybody knows who the murderer is.
He got the mark.
Nature puts a mark on every single person who commits a murder. Nature gives everyone the same mark.
But i notice..no one in the law enforcement or scientific community know where this mark is.
It's like...i gotta do everything myself.

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,
in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.
The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.
But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html
One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.
Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')
It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.
You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.
(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)
Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-26 07:44:33 UTC

Now, regarding 'a camera that takes pictures of the future' ...

They seem to be on the right track, but years getting there since they are not even 'thinking' of
'a camera that takes pictures of the future'. They are missing the idea, the question and the answers.
It's like...they are blind.

"It is even possible to capture images from light particles that have
never even interacted with the object we want to photograph. This would take advantage
of the idea of quantum entanglement, that two particles can be connected in a way that
means whatever happens to one happens to the other, even if they are a long distance apart. This
has intriguing possibilities for looking at objects whose properties might change when lit up,..."

https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698

Post by The Starmaker
Oh, I forgot one other method to extract the photo from the murder scene...
simply using a camera to take a picture of the murder scene that is still in the room..
all the particles of the image are laying on the floor because gravity put it there...
Maybe this wil help you understand:Single pixel cameras
https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698
But thats all about a camera that takes pictures of the past, ...
a camera that actually takes pictures of the future....that is a whole different process.
https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698
I just want to see through her dress...
(i'm working on it)

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,
in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.
The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.
But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html
One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.
Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')
It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.
You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.
(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)
Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-01-27 19:17:00 UTC

The Headline now reads: The next generation of smartphone cameras could see through walls

https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698

But, give them a little time to think out of the box, and the headline will then read:

The next generation of smartphone cameras could see The Future, and the Past!

Post by The Starmaker
Now, regarding 'a camera that takes pictures of the future' ...
They seem to be on the right track, but years getting there since they are not even 'thinking' of
'a camera that takes pictures of the future'. They are missing the idea, the question and the answers.
It's like...they are blind.
"It is even possible to capture images from light particles that have
never even interacted with the object we want to photograph. This would take advantage
of the idea of quantum entanglement, that two particles can be connected in a way that
means whatever happens to one happens to the other, even if they are a long distance apart. This
has intriguing possibilities for looking at objects whose properties might change when lit up,..."
https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,
in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.
The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.
But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html
One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.
Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')
It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.
You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.
(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)
Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

The Starmaker

2018-02-09 19:13:10 UTC

Now, regarding 'a camera that takes pictures of the future' ...

If you just need to know the future 5 minutes from now..
like for example, you want to take a picture of the horse race results before they happen..

you could just stand there and wait 5 minutes, and the results will show up on the board, since
you're already time traveling.

So, you need 'a camera that takes pictures of the future' ...just 5 minutes into the future.

But, since you're confined to Time...(and so is light)...you need a

'a camera that takes pictures of the future' ...that is not confined to Time.

It's what is called...'quantum time'.

A camera, 'a camera that takes pictures of the future' ...uses quantum light that travels through ...'quantum time'.

Simply put, it doesn't wait 5 minutes, it jumps 'into' 5 minutes.

takes a picture
and
print.

A Kodak Moment???? No, A Quandak Moment.

'a camera that takes pictures of the future'

Post by The Starmaker
Of course, you can also have a camera that takes pictures of the past.
It works differently..
but, you can take a picture of a murdered victim, and see whodunit.

For example, ..a camera that takes pictures of the past,
in the muder case of Jodi Arias, the digital camera fell accidentally and took a picture
of the murder scene.
The detectives were able to 'extract' the photo from the camera.
But, at the murder scene...there was a second camera that contains 'pictures' of the murder
scene as it happen...that camera is the human eye of the victim Travis Alexander.
a diaphragm to control the amount of light that gets through to the lens. This is
the shutter in a camera, and the pupil, at the center of the iris, in the human eye,
a lens to focus the light and create an image."
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c29_eye.html
One simply just needs to 'extract' the photo from the eye.
Now, the technology to 'extract' the photo from the eye exist today, (but hasn't been 'put together')
It's not my fault Nobody has ...put it together.
You people are too busy searching for UFO's....
or Russian Trump collusions.
(and mini-ice-ages, and killer asteroids)
Get wit the program...

...by going into black holes or by trying to go past the speed
of light--surely strange things will happen when we try to
change things that affect people in other time periods.

most if not all people don't understand how to time travel...
if you use a time machine
the time machine doesn't go anywhere.
In order to travel to the future, you have to travel
around time, not through time.
You need a quantum time machine.

You need to take your meds.

Okay, I'll explain simply that even drug-pushers can understand...
There is an episode of Twilight zone: A Most Unusual Camera
The Twilight Zone - S 2 E 10 - A Most Unusual Camera
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4x7zua
What the camera does is, it takes pictures of the future.
Now, imagine if you will...that
the camera actually works!
The camera actually takes pictures of the future.
So, how does it work? How does it takes pictures of the future?
What type of mechanism does it have and how does it takes pictures of the future?
Using today's technology it should be a piece of cake.
All you need to understand is how quantum time and quantum light works.
The camera is a time machine. It takes pictures of the future.
The camera aperture works not by letting in light, but letting quantum light go out..
the camera is set for 5 minutes in the future.
The quantum light with the quantum time ...jumps into 5 minutes in the future, interacts with
the light from the future and send back the information back to the camera in a matter of seconds,
where the camera prints the results. The light jumps forward into the future, gathers information, and returns (pops back)
into the camera open aperture and the aperture closes, and the camera process the information and shows you the
picture of the future.
Simply put, the light pops out, and pops back in. It jumps to 5 minutes into the future and jumps right back.
The camera is actually the time machine, but only the quantum light from the camera does the travelling (using quantum time).
I hope this simplify things..

Sylvia Else

2018-01-21 00:51:12 UTC

Post by The Starmaker
I hope this simplify things..

You're speculating on the functioning of a non-existent piece of
technology. The Twilight zone is fictional, after all. We have no reason
to think this camera is possible, even in principle, so nothing about
the real world can be deduced from it.

Sylvia

benj

2018-01-21 01:16:20 UTC

Post by The Starmaker
I hope this simplify things..

Wrong Sylvia. To libs like Starfaker all fantasy is reality. Anything he
can imagine is reality to him. Starfaker is a science idiot writing
science for shithole TV so it's no wonder he's impressed with things
like Twilight zone and Star Trek. The problem is these shows are written
by science idiots just like him.

So what does REAL science say? Well a traditional camera works pretty
much in the present. It records what hits it at the moment it is
activated. It's not quite "present" because there is some kind of
retardation for the information to travel from the source to the camera.
But close enough to the present for government work.

Well what about the past and future? Well, we can speculate that it IS
somehow possible to build a camera to see the past. Say there was a
murder and you can get an image from the past of whodoneit. I say
possible because the once things happen as far as we know that past is
fixed. And being fixed implies that there MIGHT be a way to go retrieve
some of that data somehow.

But the future is a different matter. While there are those who propose
that the future is "written" and totally fixed by causality, most of us
feel that our experiences do not support that theory. It's called "free
will" and means that each person (but probably not physical mechanisms
and phenomena locked into causality) has the ability to choose their
future actions. The impact on our camera theory is obvious. Our camera
is now no longer capable of recording the future. It is only capable of
somehow calculating quantum probabilities of the "most probable future"
that exists at the time the image is taken. Take an image later and it
is pretty certain the probabilities may be different in some way.

And note we have NOT proposed "time travel" where one can actually go to
another matrix and re-experience some events even making different
choices. WE have already said that the past is fixed. Thus any
re-experiencing would of necessity be fantasy or hallucination.
Our device one produces images either from the past where there is only
one fixed past or from a calculated "most probable" future.

The Starmaker

2018-01-21 19:14:08 UTC

Post by benj

Post by The Starmaker
I hope this simplify things..

Wrong Sylvia. To libs like Starfaker all fantasy is reality. Anything he
can imagine is reality to him. Starfaker is a science idiot writing
science for shithole TV so it's no wonder he's impressed with things
like Twilight zone and Star Trek. The problem is these shows are written
by science idiots just like him.
So what does REAL science say? Well a traditional camera works pretty
much in the present. It records what hits it at the moment it is
activated. It's not quite "present" because there is some kind of
retardation for the information to travel from the source to the camera.
But close enough to the present for government work.
Well what about the past and future? Well, we can speculate that it IS
somehow possible to build a camera to see the past. Say there was a
murder and you can get an image from the past of whodoneit. I say
possible because the once things happen as far as we know that past is
fixed. And being fixed implies that there MIGHT be a way to go retrieve
some of that data somehow.
But the future is a different matter. While there are those who propose
that the future is "written" and totally fixed by causality, most of us
feel that our experiences do not support that theory. It's called "free
will" and means that each person (but probably not physical mechanisms
and phenomena locked into causality) has the ability to choose their
future actions. The impact on our camera theory is obvious. Our camera
is now no longer capable of recording the future. It is only capable of
somehow calculating quantum probabilities of the "most probable future"
that exists at the time the image is taken. Take an image later and it
is pretty certain the probabilities may be different in some way.
And note we have NOT proposed "time travel" where one can actually go to
another matrix and re-experience some events even making different
choices. WE have already said that the past is fixed. Thus any
re-experiencing would of necessity be fantasy or hallucination.
Our device one produces images either from the past where there is only
one fixed past or from a calculated "most probable" future.

There are No futures. There are No probable futures. There is only One future.

I'm not talking about Guessing.

I wrote the "camera is set for 5 minutes in the future", not guessing for 4 minutes.

You are confusing guessing the future with actually knowing the future.

Probablities is a math concept. Math is not science. Math is not reality.

You mixed up in the head.

You got everything wrong.

The Starmaker

2018-01-27 18:15:56 UTC

Post by benj

Post by The Starmaker
I hope this simplify things..

Wrong Sylvia. To libs like Starfaker all fantasy is reality. Anything he
can imagine is reality to him. Starfaker is a science idiot writing
science for shithole TV so it's no wonder he's impressed with things
like Twilight zone and Star Trek. The problem is these shows are written
by science idiots just like him.
So what does REAL science say? Well a traditional camera works pretty
much in the present. It records what hits it at the moment it is
activated. It's not quite "present" because there is some kind of
retardation for the information to travel from the source to the camera.
But close enough to the present for government work.
Well what about the past and future? Well, we can speculate that it IS
somehow possible to build a camera to see the past. Say there was a
murder and you can get an image from the past of whodoneit. I say
possible because the once things happen as far as we know that past is
fixed. And being fixed implies that there MIGHT be a way to go retrieve
some of that data somehow.
But the future is a different matter. While there are those who propose
that the future is "written" and totally fixed by causality, most of us
feel that our experiences do not support that theory. It's called "free
will" and means that each person (but probably not physical mechanisms
and phenomena locked into causality) has the ability to choose their
future actions. The impact on our camera theory is obvious. Our camera
is now no longer capable of recording the future. It is only capable of
somehow calculating quantum probabilities of the "most probable future"
that exists at the time the image is taken. Take an image later and it
is pretty certain the probabilities may be different in some way.
And note we have NOT proposed "time travel" where one can actually go to
another matrix and re-experience some events even making different
choices. WE have already said that the past is fixed. Thus any
re-experiencing would of necessity be fantasy or hallucination.
Our device one produces images either from the past where there is only
one fixed past or from a calculated "most probable" future.

There are No futures. There are No probable futures. There is only One future.
I'm not talking about Guessing.
I wrote the "camera is set for 5 minutes in the future", not guessing for 4 minutes.
You are confusing guessing the future with actually knowing the future.
Probablities is a math concept. Math is not science. Math is not reality.
You mixed up in the head.
You got everything wrong.

lots of people are right now in jail for murder because they 'probably' did it, ...but they didn't.

if they "most probable" did it, you might as well throw them in jail, right?

But, I understand that Yous people haven't figured out a way to get who did it, only who "most probable" did it...

then you get a jury to guess who "most probable" did it..

and that is your justice system today..i get it,

but,

just using a camera that takes a picture of the past will solve that problem.

It's very simple, you got a murder scene, you take a picture...there's the murderer.

The Starmaker

2018-01-27 19:46:46 UTC

Post by The Starmaker
but,
just using a camera that takes a picture of the past will solve that problem.
It's very simple, you got a murder scene, you take a picture...there's the murderer.

Now, I'll explain how it works..

Take this information

""One extreme example is the single-pixel camera, which relies on a beautifully simple principle. Typical cameras use lots of pixels (tiny sensor elements) to capture a scene that is likely illuminated by a single light source. You can also do things the other way around, capturing information from many light sources with a single pixel.
To do this you need a controlled light source, for example a simple data projector that illuminates the scene one spot at a time or with a series of different patterns. For each illumination spot or pattern, you then measure the amount of light reflected and add everything together to create the final image.

Clearly the disadvantage of taking a photo in this is way is that you have to send out lots of illumination spots or patterns in order to produce one image (which would take just one snapshot with a regular camera). But this form of imaging would allow you to create otherwise impossible cameras, for example that work at wavelengths of light beyond the visible spectrum, where good detectors cannot be made into cameras.

These cameras could be used to take photos through fog or thick falling snow.""
https://www.pcauthority.com.au/news/the-next-generation-of-smartphone-cameras-could-see-through-walls-481698

Now, instead of taking photos of fog or thick falling snow...

they just need to 'think' of other applications like 'taking photos of the past' (instead of thick falling snow)

Here's how you do that:

You take a picture of a crime scene..

you take a picture of the crime scene...floor.
(that is where gravity has pulled down the particles that need to be illuminated)

Using a a simple data projector that illuminates the crime scene particles on the floor..

one spot at a time..

For each illumination spot ,

you then measure the amount of light reflected and

add everything together to create the image of the crime scene as it happened.

Using a camera to take pictures of the past.

But, taking a picture of the Future is a whole different process...

'This would take advantage of the idea of quantum entanglement,
that two particles can be connected in a way that means whatever happens to one happens to the other,
even if they are a long distance apart...

(and I need to insert this part:)

Even if they are a long Time distance apart.

This requires for you to understand 'quantum Time'.

that two particles can be connected in a way that means whatever happens to one happens to the other,
even if they are 5 minutes apart...

The trick here is...you take a picture of the future 'particle' and it send back the information to the past
first connected particle and it processes it in the camera.

And you got a picture of the future!

Do I need to explain now the mechanics of how this works????

The Starmaker

2018-01-21 07:35:56 UTC