About this episode
John Chambers unveils the extraordinary story of Father Ernetti's Chronovisor, allegedly the world's first time machine developed by a Venetian priest in the 1950s. Chambers, translator and commentator of conversations with eternity, reveals how Father Ernetti, a professor at the Venetian Bendito Marcello Conservatory, began investigating the possibility of viewing the past through a television-like device in 1956. The Chronovisor supposedly allowed users to witness historical events as they actually occurred, from ancient civilizations to biblical times, but Father Ernetti warned that the machine could produce universal tragedy if misused. Chambers explores the mysterious disappearance of this revolutionary device and the Vatican's alleged role in suppressing the technology. The conversation delves into the theoretical physics behind time visualization, the implications of being able to observe history without altering it, and the profound questions raised about free will and destiny. As they discuss the potential existence of such technology, Chambers reveals why this remarkable invention was hidden from the world and what happened to Father Ernetti's groundbreaking research. This mind-bending exploration of time travel technology challenges our understanding of reality and the nature of time itself.