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The Time Machine
The Time Machine
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As the Gentleman Scientist, aka the Time Traveller, in “The Time Machine” explains to his friends, there are four dimensions, the fourth being Time, through which we all travel without realizing it. He had invented a machine to travel through time deliberately and physically. He called it his Time Machine. With it, he traveled through time and space to find new adventures, returning with a fantastic story to relate. But he was not believed, and set off again to gather more proof of what he had witnessed. H. G. Wells, through his fantastic sci-fi story “The Time Machine”, created a way to explore the new frontier of the fourth dimension, to find a way through time.
“I seemed to see a ghostly, indistinct figure sitting in a whirling mass of black and brass for a moment - a figure so transparent that the bench behind with its sheets of drawings was absolutely distinct; but this phantasm vanished as I rubbed my eyes. The Time Machine had gone. Save for a subsiding stir of dust, the further end of the laboratory was empty. “ The Time Machine, Chapter 12
There are four dimensions; the three plains of Space, and the fourth, Time. The plains of Space include length, breadth, thickness, and duration. A figure that has all four of these exists, can be seen and felt. Then there is another dimension that we all seem to take lightly, the fourth dimension; Time. We've traveled through space, distance, and even through our own earth to reach the side of something we hope to find. H. G. Wells wanted to find a way through time. Some say it's impossible, and some say that one day in the distant future, man will be able to travel back and forth through time at will. The Traveller, a man of science, hopes to find this answer. He builds a machine that is capable of doing this exact thing - the time machine. By taking himself into the distant future, the Time Traveler finds himself in a new world.
“I seemed to see a ghostly, indistinct figure sitting in a whirling mass of black and brass for a moment - a figure so transparent that the bench behind with its sheets of drawings was absolutely distinct; but this phantasm vanished as I rubbed my eyes. The Time Machine had gone. Save for a subsiding stir of dust, the further end of the laboratory was empty. “ The Time Machine, Chapter 12
There are four dimensions; the three plains of Space, and the fourth, Time. The plains of Space include length, breadth, thickness, and duration. A figure that has all four of these exists, can be seen and felt. Then there is another dimension that we all seem to take lightly, the fourth dimension; Time. We've traveled through space, distance, and even through our own earth to reach the side of something we hope to find. H. G. Wells wanted to find a way through time. Some say it's impossible, and some say that one day in the distant future, man will be able to travel back and forth through time at will. The Traveller, a man of science, hopes to find this answer. He builds a machine that is capable of doing this exact thing - the time machine. By taking himself into the distant future, the Time Traveler finds himself in a new world.
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