that's how come we have a 600 year old
documents with the professor's begging
for help
ITC is constantly advancing itself
insider thank you 30 years ago the
business world was revolutionized with
the advent of machine that could
instantly send documents anywhere in the
world the push of a button
mr. Donner's vision was to do the same
with three-dimensional objects exactly
he's trying to send actual objects from
one place to another
that's correct follow me please but
that's also impossible he would need
you're right and we use them to build a
machine that could actually finish
three-dimensional objects
I'll explain these mirrors later I know
it sounds crazy but it would put FedEx
VPS at a business well you actually made
it work yes
across the room well we wanted to send
things across continents not just across
the room so we built a bigger machine
this is the prototype prototype suit you
mean that thing that we just passed
exactly the real thing yes and we gave
it a thousand times more power we tried
to send something from our lab here in
New Mexico to a twin machine at a live
in New York City now here's the
interesting part the package never
arrived at its destination a few hours
later just suddenly showed up back here
all right wait a minute so if ever went
missing between New Mexico and New York
we're really to go in the mean time we
asked the same question we didn't know
so we sent out a camera over and over
again and we got back photos of the same
location a hillside with trees and
that's when mr. doneger made the
brilliant decision to point the camera
straight up so once we cross-referenced
our charts to the horizon we realized
that the camera was not only in the
wrong place but it was in the wrong time
so what does that mean it means the
camera was taking photographs of a
wilderness near Castle guard France in
the year 1357 so
what you're saying is is that you
accidentally discovered time travel no
mr. stern we accidentally discovered a
wormhole a wormhole that seems to be
locked to a single time in place in the
past
13:57 castle guard so what does that
mean you faxed my father's glasses and
documents back to the 14th century
you