What Would You Do if You Had a Chronovisor?

Here's another article which discusses the Chronovisor:

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originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: lostbook

Great responses to far and yes, it could be dangerous in the wrong hands.

Back to my grandfather…
Our family supposedly owned a huge chunk of Seoul Korea, however the documents were “lost”….
Just imagine if we could see what transpired… Just imagine all the families. It would be world disrupting, especially for
America. Can you imagine land rights….

Reminds me of an old historical-fiction mystery/thriller I read about the Templars.

The protagonists stumble upon the “hidden treasure,” and instead of finding what they’d expected, they find hundreds of chests containing all of the land rights documentation outlining former properties owned by various Templar knights before they voluntarily surrendered their properties and joined “the cause.”

They decided not to reveal this information as it would have caused the entirety of Europe to descend into violent chaos as people fought each other over land that had once belonged to their ancestors.

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As to your question, I’d want to look allllllll the way back to the singularity. Very interesting subject that I’ve never heard about before reading your OP. Thanks.

Who says the Chronovisor is in the Vatican??? Everybody who has a TV has a chronovisor. Look at it and it shows you history as it's being made.

id look at the tunguska event, dyatalov pass incident.

stonehenge in its hay day

the 1863 chicago worlds fair

the battle of mons grapus
the battle of bannockburn

the sinking of the HMS eagle my grandfather survived

some plato lectures
Rome in the forum
feudal japan

the signing of the declaration

the great fire of london

there are so many cool world historical events id love to see.

a reply to: lostbook

Why Files did an excellent episode on this.



Really do love that channel. I’ve watched them all!

originally posted by: lostbook
I was watching some Youtube videos when I came across a video which described a device called a Chronovisor; a device which allows one to see into past events. A Benedictine priest named Fr. Pellegrino Maria Ernetti (1925 -1994) who worked with Enrico Fermi and Nikola Tesla apparently created this device which allowed him to see things from the past like the cruxifiction of Christ. This device is said to be locked away and hidden at the Vatican. There are some old posts about it here on ATS:

www.abovetopsecret.com...
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It's stated that one can only SEE past events not travel in time to the event(s).

So, my question to you, ATS is what would you like to see if the Chronovisor is real and you had access to it?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Sounds like some SCP fiction tbh. My question is, why hide it if no one can interact, only observe. What are the chances it wasn't actually made by human engineers but was a gift to help us calibrate by studying the roads we have traveled previously. Naturally this examination is reserved for the elite given how useful the internet is to society at large.

a reply to: lostbook

Interesting. How would one 'programme' such a thing? The inventor back-viewing the crucifixion could not have used an exact date stamp (or could he?) So how does the device discern user intent? Can the device read the user's mind?

To work effectively, must the past event involve humans? Other living but not necessarily sentient beings? How about geo-events?

Had I better understanding of how this thing works, I might want to observe a diplodocus birth or go to 20th July 1969 to see if a big step for mankind happened on the moon or some other location.

a reply to: teapot

I imagine you would have to be on site to "read" any residual frequencies. It's only useful if you know exactly where something happened because you're not browsing through someone's archive, you are hunting ancient footprints in the metaphoric sediment which means lots and lots of digging through white noise. Needle in a haystack kind of stuff.

No wonder they got bored of it.

Obviously watch Trump post "Covfefe"

originally posted by: the secret web
Use it to either prove or disprove all world religions, Find out what actually happened at Rosswell, JFK's assisination, those would be a nice warm up.

Hopefully if it disproves all major religions then it'd calm a lot of things down a bit. ...or worst case senario least everyrone would then have absolute prooof (hopefully) which, if any one was correct.

what if it was

all true?

would you destroy the visor and not say a thing?

the religious part, that is.

a reply to: lostbook

Sure he did. And the Navy teleported a ship to Norfolk...

But it's still a good hypothetical question despite the charlatan Benedictine monk that "invented" this device.

I'd want to see...

The impactor that wiped out the dinosaurs. The approach of the object and witness it's apparent motion those last few hours before impact.

YouTube videos leave much to be desired.



I'd definitely also want a time lapse in a fixed location showing how much the environment changes since that event.

Like an image every 50k years to make a short minute long movie.

No one wants to see dinosaurs? Or did Jurassic World ruin it for everyone?

In no particular order I'd like to see:

The fall of the 3rd Reich. Did Hitler really commit suicide?
Ancient Rome. All of it.
Vesuvius eruption.
Moon landing. Fake or Not?
Who really killed JFK.
The birth, life and death of Jesus.
The great flood.
Plato & Atlantis.
Hannibal and his march over the Alps.
Moses and the Red Sea.
The Annunaki and/or ancient Sumeria.

That should be enough to keep me busy for a while.

I'd probably watch the missing episodes of Doctor Who and use a holy capture card to record them.
Honestly it's this or find an alien to give me a lift at faster than the speed of light to get ahead of the original broadcast signals. Either way unfortunately I think the odds of finding the remaining missing episodes is slim. But never say never.

a reply to: RomaSempre
There's less evidence Hitler committed suicide than there is he survived the war.

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has anyone read piers anthony?

his book called macroscope?

the visor reminds me of it.

www.goodreads.com...

the book has lots of bs drama but it does the same thing.

good read.

a reply to: lostbook

What Would You Do if You Had a Chronovisor?

Compare the graphics to my Quest 2.

originally posted by: lostbook
a reply to: putnam6

Great questions; I wondered the same thing...? How does it pinpoint specific dates/times? My guess is that it uses reflected light from far away in the galaxy to see past events whose light has just reached certain far away focal-points: Stars, planets, asteroids, etc. Everything we see reflects some kind of light and I think it's the key to how it works. On the flipside, maybe it employs some form of ancient tech which isn't disclosed to the public....? IDK

It's a great what-if topic and so much better than war and political intrigue, almost the opposite of " The Man in the High Castle". Could certainly see where it could be used for nefarious reasons too if it is indeed real and not complete science fiction. Hell, I got so many questions not even related to what should be searched for.

For instance, on your reflected light theory would that mean that only events occurring outdoors would be viewable? seems like it would be the ultimate crime-fighting tool

I'd want to see Moonraker playing in a theater. I know damn well Dolly had braces.

a reply to: putnam6
The why files is my new favourite channel and they have a pretty good vid on the chronovisor.
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a reply to: putnam6

Anybody remember Astr0’s explanation of Big Black Triangles and how they used “forevermen” to reconstruct light to both plot their space navigation and to look back into the past??

Well, it seems everything old is new again!!

I am guessing but not only “view” the past but change/effect it (easiest way to do something like change the spelling of some book characters like the Berenstein Bears to now read “…stain Bears”)??

What is the future but another gathering point of light??

Food for thought!!