113: Bending Time: The Successful Time Travel Experiments using Kozyrev Mirrors
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
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The Power of Fear
In December 1990, scientists in Deaksen and Novosebirsk used rev mirrors to send images into the Earth's magnetosphere. 5,000 participants from 12 countries around the world would try to tune into this energy and view the symbol being sent. The results were surprising: on days when the Earth's magnetic field was quiet, the success rate was between 0 and 10%. But during solar storms, the receiver could successfully detect the image up to 45% of the time. This aligns with Nikolai-Kazurev's theory that sunspots and solar weather emit torsion waves that have far-reaching effects. And these waves influenced many processes on Earth, from
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