Scientists have found concrete evidence of time travel

Scientists have gathered concrete evidence that time can be altered, proving that the concept of time travel exists—at least on a microscopic scale.

Two researchers from Darmstadt University in Germany claim they have observed time reversal in their latest study.

In their paper, Time Reversibility During the Ageing of Materials, published in Nature Physics, Till Bohmer and Thomas Blochowicz explain that certain materials, like glass, can be affected by temporal changes.

Unlike traditional molecular structures, glass molecules continuously shift into new positions, effectively reversing time at a microscopic level.

To test this theory, the researchers analyzed glass structures using lasers and found that the molecules reformed in completely different ways than expected.

"The minuscule fluctuations in the molecules had to be documented using an ultra-sensitive video camera. You can't just watch the molecules jiggle around," said Professor Thomas Blochowicz.

However, the team admits that it is still impossible to determine whether these structural changes occurred in the past or not.

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