Navigating Time

If time is the fourth dimension then we should be able to navigate it.  Navigating time would explain many of the mysteries we see in our lives.  It would explain those feelings of events, good and bad, well beyond speculation.  Baseball players occasionally say, "I knew the next pitch was going to be mine," after they hit it "out-of-the-park."  

Given the physics involved it would appear to be a minor miracle that anyone could hit a baseball in motion by swinging a bat. Is it possible that we routinely navigate small intervals of time in our daily lives?  We are so familiar with this little window on the future we are unaware of it.

Pre-cognitive dreams, "hunches," visions and fantasies of things that happened in the distant past have all been well documented and in a few cases led to important discoveries.  We will include many such stories here as well as propose hypotheses and how they may be tested in order that we may better understand our universe and time.

We will be posting many pieces, but want your participation. Please submit your pieces to adrianvance7@gmail.com and we will edit and add illustrations if you do not have them in order to have a uniform, professional-looking blog that will be of value to as many as possible.

Adrian Vance