Brief
Time travel
The claims the writer was given for Time travel, in the order they were given.
1
Tim Taylor sits at the intersection of unconventional subject matter such as time travel and conventional nuts-and-bolts aerospace work.
“he's the intersection between trippy stuff and then real nuts and bolts aerospace ... Like time travel and other stuff.”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:10:58.6-00:11:05.8 opinion first hand
2
Taking Bob Lazar's account at face value, the programme he worked on was at least examining small time perturbations.
“if you take Bob Bazaar face value, they were at least looking at little time perturbations”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:13:37.7-00:13:41.8 opinion first hand
3
In Launch Fever, Tim Taylor writes about flying back and forth between Florida and the Bahamas and says time moved differently there.
“And he writes about flying back and forth between Florida and the Bahamas. And he says, time moved differently there.”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:13:53.8-00:14:01.3 testimony second hand
4
Tim Taylor told Chris Bledsoe's son that he was part of a time travel group of which Thomas Townsend Brown was the president.
“he's telling Chris Bledsoe's son that he's part of this time travel group. And Townsend Brown was the president of it.”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:14:10.5-00:14:16.1 hearsay third hand
5
Thomas Townsend Brown always conceived of himself as a time traveller.
“And Townsend Brown always conceived of himself as a time traveler.”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:14:16.2-00:14:19.0 testimony first hand
6
Asked by Jesse Michels what her father would be doing now if he were a time traveller, Thomas Townsend Brown's daughter answered that he was probably rearranging the mathematics of frontier science to ensure humanity does not blow itself up.
“I literally asked Townsend Brown's daughter, like, what is, if your father is a time traveler, what is he up to now? And she goes, he's probably rearranging the math on the most frontier science to make sure we don't blow ourselves up.”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:14:19.5-00:14:33.1 hearsay second hand
7
Dan Burisch claimed the non-human beings he encountered were humans from the future, from two timelines that had separated, both of which had become breakaway civilisations associated with Zeta or Orion.
“Bursch claimed that these these beings were sort of us from the future right these two different timelines that have like separated and that both of them ended up being these breakaway civilizations on you know Zeta or whatever Orion”
Jesse Michels, UAPGerb & Chris Ramsay - Flying Saucer Diner 2026-07-17 00:43:32.7-00:43:48.6 hearsay second hand
8
Chris Ramsay considers that a narrow window around the 1960s, when human genetic variation peaked and before sperm counts began falling, would have been the optimal time for a visitor travelling through time, interdimensionally or across the galaxy to collect human genetic samples.
“and then our sperm count started dropping so there is a it feels like there is a small pocket there if you were traveling in time or interdimensionally or from across the galaxy that would have been ... that would have been the time”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:44:28.9-01:44:40.1 opinion first hand
9
Whitley Strieber does not consider that time as commonly understood exists, regarding time as a label placed on perceived change and then measured.
“In my understanding of science, I can't see where time as we know it even exists. In other words, time is something we put on the changes that we perceive. We call that time and we measure it.”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:44:58.3-01:45:13.7 opinion first hand
10
Whitley Strieber had a physical experience of going back in time.
“At the same time, I had an experience of going back in time at one point, and it was very physical.”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:45:15.5-01:45:22.2 testimony first hand
11
Whitley Strieber proposes that the non-human intelligences may be humans from one or two thousand years in the future whose gene pool has been degraded by pollution or atomic war, returning to collect human genetic material.
“could it be that in the future they are us and they are they've run out of good genes because of maybe pollution, atomic war, all kinds of different things could have happened. ... A thousand years, two thousand years.”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:45:25.3-01:45:49.4 opinion first hand
12
Whitley Strieber proposes that a time traveller returning to the past would be constrained by the grandfather paradox to a very limited set of actions, and could evade that constraint by creating beings that never existed in the past, so that the beings reported as aliens would in fact be artificial creations made by future humanity to gain freedom of action in the present.
“something called the grandfather paradox would kick in, and you would have a very limited number of things you could do in the past without changing the present, unless you could deceive the grandfather paradox. ... In other words, the aliens aren't aliens at all. They are something that was created by humanity in the future to give us, them, more freedom of action in the present.”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:46:15.9-01:46:55.6 opinion first hand
13
There is no record of Nikola Tesla conducting experiments with time, but his laboratory was in the immediate area of the site of Whitley Strieber's 1983 time slip on LaGuardia Place in Manhattan.
“There's no record of him doing experiments with time, but his lab was right in that immediate area. That is correct.”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:56:08.0-01:56:14.5 testimony first hand
14
Whitley Strieber speculates that Nikola Tesla may have drawn him back in time during the 1983 LaGuardia Place time slip and that the figure he saw shouting was Tesla trying to contact him.
“And maybe he drew me back in time and he was trying to contact me. Maybe that was what he was yelling at.”
The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 01:56:17.9-01:56:22.8 opinion first hand
15
Julia Mossbridge considers the assumption that time travel would require building a device such as a spaceship to be a hypothesis stopper that prevents people considering what could be done with consciousness alone.
“for the most part, people still think that you have to build something, like a spaceship or something, if you want to do time travel, for instance... these things, it just occurred to me recently, are huge hypothesis stoppers.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:06:20.6-00:06:40.3 opinion first hand
16
There is discussion about whether the visitors are humans from the future moving through time, with an assumption that if so they must come from the far future because of the way they look.
“there's a lot of discussion about whether or not they're moving something that's moving through time, that they're us in some way, come back from the future. And there's the assumption that, well, if they're us from the future, it must be from the far future because of the way they look.”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:32:24.4-00:32:40.9 opinion
17
The grandfather paradox holds that a time traveller cannot go back and kill their own grandfather.
“There's something called the grandfather paradox, which we mostly know about. You can't go back and kill your own grandfather”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:32:49.6-00:32:54.5 opinion
18
Whitley Strieber considers that a time traveller going back into the past would have almost no freedom of action, because the timeline would stop them accomplishing anything.
“You have almost no freedom of action. Even if you could go back, you do not have much freedom of action because it's going to stop you from accomplishing anything.”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:32:58.7-00:33:10.9 opinion first hand
19
Whitley Strieber considers that an entity created in the future that never existed in the past - possibly a complex biological machine - could be sent back into the past with considerably more ability to function than a human time traveller.
“However, if you were to create an entity that didn't exist at all in the past, and it could be a complex biological machine and if you could send it back into the past it might have considerable amount more ability to function”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:33:12.4-00:33:37.4 opinion first hand
20
Whitley Strieber considers that such an entity sent back into the past would probably not be in direct communication with those who created it.
“but it probably would not be in direct communication with you”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:33:38.4-00:33:41.9 opinion first hand
21
Whitley Strieber considers that moving back into the past involves moving back to where the past was in the universe, and that in a block universe every moment still exists somewhere.
“because moving back into the past involves not only some magical change it involves moving back to where the past was in the universe you have to go back there and if this is a block universe it's still there every moment is still there somewhere”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:33:42.8-00:34:00.4 opinion first hand
22
Whitley Strieber considers that beings sending biological robots back in time are trying to trick time into making changes that should not be possible.
“They're trying to cheat the ferryman. They're trying to cheat the timeline to trick. I should say they're trying to trick time into making changes that shouldn't be possible.”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:35:06.6-00:35:23.0 opinion first hand
23
Whitley Strieber considers that if humanity catches up to the moment from which the time travellers first departed, a singularity will be reached and the government or someone will disclose that time travel exists.
“There's always going to be an element of a mirage until and if we reach the moment from which the time travelers first started back. If we catch up to that moment, then we reach a kind of singularity and we will all then immediately know it'll be in the form of someone, the government or someone disclosing that we have time travel.”
Whitley Strieber Reveals What 40 Years of Encounters Taught Him | Reality Check Rewind 2026-08-14 00:37:04.2-00:37:31.3 opinion first hand
24
Julia Mossbridge argues that the only way to avoid time wars is to move into unconditional love and use it as the medium through which messages are sent across time.
“the only way to really move forward and avoid those kind of time wars across time is to move into unconditional love and use it as a medium to send these messages”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:07:20.8-01:07:30.6 opinion first hand
25
Julia Mossbridge coined a three-way division of time travel into mental time travel, informational time travel and physical time travel.
“there's different kinds of time travel. Mental time travel, informational time travel, physical time travel. And when I say these with such confidence, it's just because I made them up”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:07:45.8-01:07:55.6 testimony first hand
26
In Julia Mossbridge's scheme, mental time travel covers precognition and also memory, knowing something about the future that cannot be known by other means.
“Mental time travel is like precognition. And it's also like memory ... precognition is like mental time travel, knowing something about the future that you can't know through other means.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:07:59.6-01:08:08.3 testimony first hand
27
In Julia Mossbridge's scheme, informational time travel is information being sent back to a person in time without the use of precognition, for example by a device.
“There's informational time travel, which is just getting information sent back to you in time. without using precognition. So like potentially using a device”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:08:21.0-01:08:29.4 testimony first hand
28
In Julia Mossbridge's scheme, physical time travel is the sending of physical objects or people through time, as depicted in science fiction.
“And then physical time travel is what all the sci-fi stuff is about. Like you actually send a chicken back in time and then a person.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:08:41.5-01:08:46.8 testimony first hand
29
Julia Mossbridge questions why anyone who had developed informational time travel would go on to develop physical time travel, since changing the past or reaching the future is achievable informationally if one understands the informational substrate.
“i do wonder a lot about once you develop informational time travel why you would want to develop physical time travel ... it's all informational right you could do that if you understand the informational substrate i don't see why you'd want to go up to the physical level”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:08:48.7-01:09:07.8 opinion first hand
30
Julia Mossbridge considers that physical time travel poses a problem of retaining one's memory while travelling.
“I do think there's this problem of being able to keep your memory with you as you do physical time travel.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:09:41.2-01:09:46.2 opinion first hand
31
Julia Mossbridge raises the possibility that the unfamiliar room Chris Ramsay perceived during his out-of-body experience resulted from a journey through space-time.
“Or it could have been some weird space-time journey.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:12:18.7-02:12:20.6 opinion first hand
32
Some physicists hold that time does not behave like the other dimensions because travel is only possible in one direction, while other physicists disregard that on the grounds that most physics equations are time reversible.
“It doesn't behave like the other dimensions if you're some physicists, because you're not only supposed to be able to go in one direction. If you're other physicists, you don't care about that, and it's time reversible because most physics equations are time reversible.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:20:27.2-02:20:43.2 opinion first hand
33
American Electrodynamics is Julia Mossbridge's startup, which is trying to make an informational time machine.
“So American Electrodynamics, my startup that is trying to make this informational, essentially a time machine.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:24:16.4-02:24:21.3 administrative first hand
34
In her thirties and forties Julia Mossbridge went through therapy in which her therapist had her do a time travel narrative exercise, going back to hold her own childhood self's hand and talk to herself.
“when I was in my 40s and went through therapy, that my 30s and 40s went through therapy, and my therapist had me do like a little time travel narrative, we call it in the therapy world, and had me go back and hold my hand and talk to myself.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:26:27.4-02:26:42.6 testimony first hand
35
Julia Mossbridge realised that the woman she saw in the rocking chair during her childhood was her own future self.
“I realized that that was me in the chair.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:26:43.0-02:26:44.9 testimony first hand
36
The conventional way of explaining an averted precognitive event is that the event feeds information back to the earlier moment and the person then moves onto a new timeline in which that event did not happen.
“So we usually think about that scenario as if this B, the missile launch that did happen in North Korea, feeds back to day 1A ... And now you're on a new timeline where that event B didn't happen. It's like it allows you to select a better timeline.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:54:25.4-02:54:46.7 opinion first hand
37
Julia Mossbridge dislikes the branching-timeline explanation of averted precognition, calling it ugly.
“The way I like to think about it, because I hate this, is I just think it's ugly.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:54:52.3-02:55:00.0 opinion first hand
38
Chris Ramsay considers the branching-timeline device lazy as science fiction, citing Avengers: Endgame as an example.
“Also, someone who's in science fiction, it's lazy. ... It's Avengers Endgame.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:55:10.3-02:55:13.0 opinion first hand
39
Julia Mossbridge cites Back to the Future as an example of the branching-timeline device she considers lazy.
“Yeah, it's Back to the Future.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:55:16.1-02:55:18.5 opinion first hand
40
In physics the fourth dimension is taken to be time, which is orthogonal to the three dimensions of space.
“Well, the fourth dimension in physics is just supposed to be time. ... So it's just orthogonal, which means it's not going in the same direction as the other three dimensions of space.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 lines 546-550 opinion first hand