The Time Uncertainty Interval: This is from appendix 5 (The Science of Time) of my new book, How to Time Travel, due to be published on Amazon early September 2013. Since the smallest unit of time is only definable as the …

The Science of Time: This is taken from appendix 5 of my new book, How to Time Travel, which will be available on Amazon in early September 2013. Approaching a scientific definition of time How is coordinate time related to …

The Science of Time: This is taken from appendix 5 of my new book, How to Time Travel, which will be available on Amazon in early September 2013. What happens as the frames of reference move at velocities close to …

The Science of Time: This is taken from appendix 5 of my new book, How to Time Travel, which will be available on Amazon in early September 2013. From a practical standpoint, the science of time started with Isaac Newton …

There is a high probability that scientists will unlock the secrets to human time travel before the end of this century. The technologies needed to develop a real time machine are already coming together. Let us consider forward time travel, …

Click on the link below to read the Huff Post Science Article: “Time Travel to the Future Is Real” – Physicist Louis Del Monte discusses time travel to the future, including time dilation and time travel experimental evidence in this …

The Science of Time & Time Dilation Explained: Physicist Louis Del Monte explains the science of time and time dilation. In these two videos, Del Monte introduces the Existence Equation Conjecture, the mathematical equation that equates time travel to energy, …

The space-time continuum (Einstein’s special theory of relativity) is explained by physicist Louis Del Monte in part 3 of the video series: Time, Existence, Energy

Physicist Louis Del Monte addresses the question, what is time, from both a philosophical and scientific perspective. Del Monte dismisses the concept that time is a measure of change, arguing instead, that time implies existence, even in the absence of change.  

In the first installment of a six part video series, physicist Louis Del Monte addresses the question: Is time the fourth dimension.