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Galvatron wrote:It's not true. The time vortex is actually in the south Pacific. Back in '79, it actually sent the USS Nimitz back to December 6, 1941.
Actually that was a test run of the Military Chrono-Portal to win all past wars and put the US as the sole dominating country of the future...
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Which movie, or documentary was this? :?
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:roll: If the editors had wanted to at least make the story "half" convincing, they should've said the weather balloon travelled into future thirty years, and that the "accurate clock" showed this(though this would suggest accelerated time as opposed to simply "jumping" into the future). That would strike a more "plausible" bone in the majority of people. If they wanted to put further effort into the idea, they could've said the initial balloon was lost, with the rope apparently having broken. Then then could've used a far more durable link, say aircraft cable. Once they had established the balloon travelled into the "future", they could've claimed the rope may have snapped do to effectively being strained for thirty years.

This would also be bullshit, but at least slightly more believable bullshit. :P
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Sharp-kun wrote:Could the US Sun be worse than the UK Sun....? :shock:
Probably. The only tabloid I can think of that's worse here is the Weekly World News, and I'm pretty sure they don't take themselves seriously, nor do they expect anyone else to do so.
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Plus, if going through the portal set the clock forward, then why wouldn't it get reset to its original time by coming back through?

Hmm, did they happen to mention chroniton particles anywhere?
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Melkor wrote:The article doesn't mention it but several members of the team also stumbled upon a hidden temple where predators train their young. The entire team would have been lost but one scientist used the time warp to go back and warn his collegues.


Really. They just forgot that part.
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Phantasee wrote:Which movie, or documentary was this? :?
Final Countdown.

A Martin Sheen/kirk Douglass (is that right?) movie about a US aircraft carrier sent back in time to Dec 6, 1941 by a kind of vortex.

If you really, really can't stand time-travel stories, then just focus on the scene where the F-14s fight the Japanes Zeroes. If it helps, you can pretend the jets belong to the Race. :D
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