How do use travel through time using wormholes?

I know all about how easy it is to initiate wormholes, but not how to use them for time travel. I will tell you how to make a wormhole initiator if you can give me information on their use in time travel, but you have to keep it kik so I don’t draw too much attention. The TA are out there. I've made a clay with fiber reinforcement frame, circular with a single port and lined with mirror coating, I used silver and polished it because there are not any good meta materials out yet. I then used a ceramic tube with a bolt attached to one end and a screwtie attached around the other. It is then wired, a series of coils attached for control, and inserted into port on the frame and all air is evacuated. The current applied is tuned with an aluminum and silver echo chamber to produce a Gama laser which is fired through a modified reflecting optoisolator and bounced around the ring shaped frame until photo pressure builds adding rotating energy-mass. Spacetime is stretched out in all directions from center to ring frame activating a blank event horizon, when it all goes black inside the ring, then a simple ionizing ring creates travel. Sending device uses negative and receiving uses matching frequency and current positive. Energy on ion stream must match mass sent, e=mc^2 gets you close enough I guess. Then you must coat yourself in faraday spray, build conductive tunnel, or be in a vehicle to be safe from ion stream. I was just an technician at Substrate Systems operating a time window using wormholes but I never learned how the time aspect works and now I’m trapped here.

a reply to: JohanikaDeVries

I know all about how easy it is to initiate wormholes, but not how to use them for time travel.I will tell you how to make a wormhole initiator if you can give me information on their use in time travel, but you have to keep it kik so I don’t draw too much attention

You need a flux capacitor and 1.21 gigawatts of power.

a reply to: interupt42
Flux would not work with capacitors as I know.

originally posted by: JohanikaDeVries
a reply to: interupt42
Flux would not work with capacitors as I know.

It would ,but you would also need to build up an initial speed of 88 mph for it all to work. I Believe it was Dr. Emmett Brown who was first successful in accomplishing it.

originally posted by: interupt42

originally posted by: JohanikaDeVries
a reply to: interupt42
Flux would not work with capacitors as I know.

It would ,but you would also need to build up an initial speed of 88 mph for it all to work. I Believe it was Dr. Emmett Brown who was first successful in accomplishing it.

Doesn't it help to have a stainless steel body?

a reply to: interupt42

I Believe it was Dr. Emmett Brown who was first successful in accomplishing it.

Yep

I saw that documentary as well.

a reply to: interupt42

I heard he had a few issues during the first few attempts...

originally posted by: kelbtalfenek

originally posted by: interupt42

originally posted by: JohanikaDeVries
a reply to: interupt42
Flux would not work with capacitors as I know.

It would ,but you would also need to build up an initial speed of 88 mph for it all to work. I Believe it was Dr. Emmett Brown who was first successful in accomplishing it.

Doesn't it help to have a stainless steel body?

Yes the Stainless steel body give optimum flux dispersal.

I'm not here to talk about movies, I'm trying to get back to the future. I know the time travel has something to do with tounlling to a gate on the other side of a star.

originally posted by: XXXN3O
a reply to: interupt42

I heard he had a few issues during the first few attempts...

Yeah , its because they used the less effective flux capciTATOR with the plane originally which are known to be problematic.

Dr Brown was able to perfect the procedure and came up with the Flux Capacitor method by using a steel body car for optimum flux dispersal vs the planes.

I went back once, it was horrible.

originally posted by: JohanikaDeVries
I'm not here to talk about movies,

What movie?

The only thing I recall about Dr Brown being on tv was a scientific documentary about the life of Dr Brown and his achievements towards time travel? I believe even InhaleExhale referred to it. Is that documentary what you are referring too?

now I’m trapped here.

Because of

e=mc^2 gets you close enough I guess.

Definitely extra nutty on ATS today.

Faraday spray? Ha ha that was good.

There probably isn't any such thing as a wormhole. The concept is purely an assumption. It fits in with the quantum physics lunacy.

a reply to: interupt42

OH, what's the documentary called? Will it help me get back to the future, where I am from?

It only takes you back to July 3rd 1985.

originally posted by: watchitburn
Definitely extra nutty on ATS today.

Faraday spray? Ha ha that was good.

It's the PAM for BBQ grills with a different label.

originally posted by: JohanikaDeVries
a reply to: interupt42

OH, what's the documentary called? Will it help me get back to the future, where I am from?

How far into the future is it from where you come from?
Did you come here to warn us about something?
Could you come back and try again in about two years ago? I don't think we heard the warning.

originally posted by: XXXN3O
a reply to: interupt42

I heard he had a few issues during the first few attempts...

Flux capasitator?

That's real journalism folks.

lol