The first scene in this video shows me holding my HSP RC buggy with an attached SJ4000 camera. I am alone in a vacant lot where I will perform a scientific experiment. I already have setup my camera and tripod to record this historic event. The plan is to send the RC buggy one week ahead in the future where (or when ) my older self will wait for it in the same spot that it will disappear.
After the toy disappears and goes to the future, my younger self will go home and go back exactly one week later to retrieve it, check it and watch the video that the attached camera recorded from the time that it disappeared to the moment that it appeared again in the vacant lot. Unlike in the Back to the Future movie, there is no way for the toy to go back where or more exactly, when it came from. The 2.4 Ghz radio transmitter and receiver will probably "disassociate" from each other and I would therefore need to be back on time a week later to ensure that I can restore the link immediately. If the toy crashes on something or someone, I will be there to apologize and perhaps pay for the damages that this time travel experiment might cause.
Of course, this is just a video. I do not have the means, resources and the skill to build a time machine. This is just an interesting way to express my thoughts and imagination. I also show the uncertainties involved and the potential dangers that time travelers will have to face. There is no way for them to know precisely where they would land or appear in the future. The exact spot where they would appear could be life-threatening in the future.
A possible solution is to invent a device that can see the past and future just like in the movie Deja Vu and Time Lapse. Before actually going to the past or future, a time traveler will need to check the situation first by using such a device. This will ensure that his travel will not be dangerous by canceling,postponing or rescheduling it if the future situation is not safe.
I will still have to create the actual video for this script.
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