Time Travel - Fact Not Fiction: Time Slips, Real Time Machines, And How-To Experiments To Go Forwards Or Backwards Through Time Paperback – Import, 8 October 2012

The last few months I have had a renewed interest in astronomy, cosmology, physics and time travel. One of the many volumes I have read and purchased was this interesting and informative 161 page soft cover book (Time Travel-Fact not fiction: actual cases of people who have traveled through time and space by Commander X & Tim R. Swartz) which I purchased on Amazon for a bargain price.Whether or not these stories are true and factual does not really matter because I view it as pure fun entertainment. Even though I had read several of these time travel tales in the past from other publications; nevertheless, I enjoyed reading this book enormously.The eleven chapters cover the following topics: The mysteries of time, spontaneous cases of time travel, the adventure: a journey through time, people, buildings and towns from beyond time, strange talents, the Philadelphia Experiment, time machines, minds through time and space, personal experiences with time, what does science say about time travel and UFOs and time distortion.If love mysteries and strange unusual stories about time travel this is a must read book you should check out.Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Martial Art and Warrior Haiku and Senryu).

I purchased this book thing it would be more to date, sadly that's not the save it's got story after story, very little theory behind them. I found it boring . Which is a shame as I normally like this author

I found it fascinating and well worth the read!

Very interesting and really makes you think. Are what we know as Aliens, really future time travelers? One day we may just find out

I was hoping to get more out of this book but was left somewhat disappointed. I think the stage was set when upon reading the blurb on the rear of the book I noticed a quite hilarious and blatant spelling error. Now I can forgive the odd typo - missing the proof reading within the pages of the book - but bold as brass on the back cover?I did read the book entirely - it raised some interesting points, but really what it was trying to sell you was the power to time travel using astral projection. The actual stories of disappearances and reported time slips have all been published elsewhere.