"As can be seen from this photo, the chrononaut calling himself Jonathon Titorton is a purveyor of fraud. He claims that this is a photo of a man
floating about space in 1966, yet it is well known that any human in a weightless environment would find themselves vomiting their intestines out
while their eyeballs shot from their sockets. Also, it's clearly impossible for so-called 'rockets' to operate in space, as they would have no
medium to react against... the lunatic theories of Dr. Goddard aside:
-Above Secrecy Telegraph System, June 26, 1904"
My point... it's somewhat foolish to use our knowledge of science to debunk time machine stories... because our knowledge might be wrong. A century
ago it was considered a FACT that rockets could not work in space and that weightlessness would result in a cruel death. A man showing oictures of
Gemini astronauts spacewalking would be debunked for his lack of scientific accuracy.
In the same sense, we don't know if the instructor in the picture 'vectored' the gravity distortion a certain way, or if light has some sort of
elasticity (yes, I know that's a fantastic stretch...).
In the end, we can only judge JT based on his predictions. When I look around, I see developing mad cow problems... a rapidly polarizing country...
I don't know...
) but it's really minor. I won't tell you
though.
