Time travel is a popular storytelling trope in science fiction movies. It allows for creative plots in which the characters meet themselves, have to fix broken pasts or see what the future might be ...

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For as long as people have looked for answers in the night sky, the idea of stepping into a machine and arriving in an ...

Imagine a scenario in which you visit a friend’s home and, to your shock, discover a time machine sitting in her living room. After a few jaunts to check out some dinosaurs, stir up a little trouble ...

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In the movies, time travelers typically step inside a machine and—poof—disappear. They then reappear instantaneously among cowboys, knights or dinosaurs. What these films show is basically time ...

The Time Shifters, a sci-fi movie Casper Van Dien made after Starship Troopers with Martin Sheen, never got a sequel… but maybe it should have.

Fans of science fiction movies and TV know that behind aliens, space travel, and robots, time travel is, by far, one of the most beloved and often employed tropes of the genre. In fact, you could ...

<p>While poking around on Google (again) for some information on cargo cults, I came across this interview with physicist Paul Davies. In it, he discusses some ideas from his book <i>How To Build a ...