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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    Current psychological science is convinced that consciousness and psyche do not exist without the brain. The material base of human psyche is the neurological function of the brain. It can be said that the psyche is a function of the brain. Mental activity is caused by physiological functions in the human brain. These views are generally accepted within the scientific world. But there exist such phenomena in medicine which overturn the views that consciousness (psyche) cannot exist without a brain. Such phenomena, called near-death experiences, will be further examined in this article.

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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    Throughout history there have been documented and researched cases of human time travel. These cases are not very well known in the world and they are not very common either. Nevertheless, their frequency is much higher than cases of spontaneous combustion of the human body. According to statistics, there are actually far more cases than we actually know about. One reason is considered to be that people who have traveled through time do not dare to talk about it publicly for fear of getting a reputation of being crazy. However, the most extraordinary thing is that these cases can be explained by the theories mentioned before, in which a person would travel in time if the electric field of his charge changed throughout the space around him. These cases of time travel can be explained very precisely with the conclusions derived from this theory of time travel, which has been written down and presented in the entire preceding 1000+ pages of material. Therefore, it is extremely important to study and analyze these cases very thoroughly. These cases provide fairly objective evidence of the validity of the theory of time travel, or at least theoretical proof/plausibility. These cases have been studied for centuries and are well documented throughout history. One of the best-known investigative experts was Jenny Randles, who documented hundreds of cases of human time travel.

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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    A wormhole is a physical object that connects different points in spacetime and is based on a special solution to Einstein's field equations. A wormhole can be visualized as a tunnel with two ends in different points of spacetime (i.e., different locations or different points in time or both). For a long time, there has been a widely accepted understanding in the world of science that it is possible to travel in time using tunnels in spacetime, also known as wormholes. Similarly, wormholes also assist in performing space travel, since travelling through tunnels in spacetime brings extreme distances in space much closer to us. A tunnel in spacetime, the popular name of which is wormhole, is a curvature of time and space connecting two points in spacetime, which enables to move from one moment in time to another or to move from one point in space to another in an instant or only just in 0 seconds. Another major area presented in this work is the mini-standard model of elementary particles. Wormholes and the Mini Standard Model of Elementary Particles are part of the physics theory of time travel. The "Standard Model of Elementary Particle Physics" attempts to describe the properties of all elementary particles that exist in the universe. There are actually many more different particles than can be found in ordinary matter, but mostly these particles are unstable, since the majority of all elementary particles decay relatively quickly into the particles we know everyday.

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    Authors: Marek-Lars Kruusen;

    Spacetime tunnels are such physical objects that allow any bodies to move very large distances in space in an instant or to move from one moment in time to another. In Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, these tunnels are derived from the geometry of curved spacetimes in which mathematical differential equations and tensors occur. However, this work shows that spacetime tunnels cannot be described by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity alone. This means that relativity is not sufficient to describe all aspects of a tunnel in spacetime. This requires new approaches and understandings of the physics of the universe. The new understanding is the physical theory of time travel, which, according to the best current knowledge, describes spacetime tunnels in the most accurate and objective way. The physics of spacetime tunnels is a part of the physics theory of time travel, which is briefly presented in this paper. In this work, the focus is not on the technical possibility of creating spacetime tunnels, but on those aspects that determine the lengths and directions of spacetime tunnels. For example, the length of the tunnels depends on how far the bodies move in a moment in space or time. However, the directions of the tunnels determine whether the bodies move in space or time to the past/future. These aspects must be known if we want to technically create the world's first tunnel in spacetime.

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    The tunnel in spacetime has been visualized in a computer program called Blender. Blender is a computer program that can be used to create animated three-dimensional ( or 3D ) objects and environments. A computer program called 3D Blender can be downloaded and used for free at the Internet address: https://www.blender.org/. A three-dimensionally visualized, or animated, tunnel in spacetime creation video can be viewed and followed on the network drive and YouTube website. 

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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    “MLK Technology and Science Ltd” is a startup company (and business-to-business company) primarily engaged in scientific research on wormholes and technology development. To clarify, it can be said that the company is engaged in the creation of know-how. Know-how describes the physics of wormholes and their technical creation. The limited company is non-profit working on developing technology and science in the field of wormholes. A tunnel in spacetime or a wormhole is a curvature of spacetime connecting two points in spacetime, which could allow moving from one point in time to another or moving from one point in space to another in an instant. The physical and mathematical interpretation of wormholes has actually been known for about a hundred years, but their technical creation has not been possible until now. However, in this work, apart from the nature of the wormhole, its technical feasibility is also shown, which has not been presented before. One of the biggest obstacles to the technical creation of wormholes was the production of the necessary energy, but the new discoveries presented in this work show that this is not necessary. The key to the creation of wormholes lies in the changes or creation of energy fields that occur exactly at the speed of light. Physical states that change or arise at the speed of light are also accompanied by the emergence of abstract geometric surfaces with time and space curved to infinity. The invention that I describe would make it possible to artificially create tunnels in spacetime. A loop-shaped tunnel in spacetime is created by a rotating ring machine, which has it’s own machinery space and control room as well as electromechanical components creating the electromagnetic field. It is a human-sized rotating machine. The ring machine allows artificially creating a loop-shaped tunnel in spacetime, which in turn allows a person to teleport in time and space. A ring machine consists of a toroid and a tube inside it that must rotate. There is a machine and control room inside the pipe, where a person can enter. There are electromechanical components that create an electromagnetic field around the toroid and that cause the tube to move or rotate. The tube is rotated by 8 wheels, all of which are equipped with electric motors. The entire machine is controlled by switches. The main purpose of the ring machine is to create an electromagnetic field around the machine that changes/is created exactly at the speed of light c.

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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    “MLK Technology and Science Ltd” is a startup company (and business-to-business company) primarily engaged in scientific research on wormholes and technology development. To clarify, it can be said that the company is engaged in the creation of know-how. Know-how describes the physics of wormholes and their technical creation. The limited company is non-profit working on developing technology and science in the field of wormholes. A tunnel in spacetime or a wormhole is a curvature of spacetime connecting two points in spacetime, which could allow moving from one point in time to another or moving from one point in space to another in an instant. The physical and mathematical interpretation of wormholes has actually been known for about a hundred years, but their technical creation has not been possible until now. However, in this work, apart from the nature of the wormhole, its technical feasibility is also shown, which has not been presented before. One of the biggest obstacles to the technical creation of wormholes was the production of the necessary energy, but the new discoveries presented in this work show that this is not necessary. The key to the creation of wormholes lies in the changes or creation of energy fields that occur exactly at the speed of light. Physical states that change or arise at the speed of light are also accompanied by the emergence of abstract geometric surfaces with time and space curved to infinity. The invention that I describe would make it possible to artificially create tunnels in spacetime. A loop-shaped tunnel in spacetime is created by a rotating ring machine, which has it’s own machinery space and control room as well as electromechanical components creating the electromagnetic field. It is a human-sized rotating machine. The ring machine allows artificially creating a loop-shaped tunnel in spacetime, which in turn allows a person to teleport in time and space. A ring machine consists of a toroid and a tube inside it that must rotate. There is a machine and control room inside the pipe, where a person can enter. There are electromechanical components that create an electromagnetic field around the toroid and that cause the tube to move or rotate. The tube is rotated by 8 wheels, all of which are equipped with electric motors. The entire machine is controlled by switches. The main purpose of the ring machine is to create an electromagnetic field around the machine that changes/is created exactly at the speed of light c.

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    Since all bodies in the universe move in time towards the future and all phenomena in the universe take place in time and space, it can therefore be said that the physical theory of time travel presents the fundamental foundations of the existence of the entire universe. Consequently, the physical theory of time travel must explain practically all physical phenomena in the universe: from the Big Bang of the universe to its hypothetical "death", from black holes to atomic physics, from various interactions to extra dimensions of spacetime, etc. Currently, the world's top scientists are developing string theory, which is believed to be the best candidate for a "theory of everything". One of the central ideas in string theory is that spacetime has many more dimensions than four. For example, ten dimensions of space and one dimension of time are predicted. In total, this makes the 11-dimensional spacetime that string theory predicts for us based on the best of our current knowledge. However, the theories (i.e. hypotheses) derived in Marek-Lars Kruusen's physical theory of time travel prove the opposite: the dimensions of spacetime do not increase, but actually decrease, or cease to exist, when we try to understand the physics of time travel. For example, such a fact manifests itself when time slows down and length of bodies shortens in the immediate vicinity of large masses, or when mass moves more and more rapidly with respect to light. Therefore, the physics theory of time travel is a great competitor to string theory, since string theory also claims to be the theory of the universe. If at the beginning of the 20th century, relativity theory and quantum mechanics emerged, which could not be combined, then it seems that the same situation will arise at the beginning of the 21st century: the physical theory of time travel and string theory cannot be combined either. However, both combine relativity and quantum mechanics in a unique way. It is safe to say that the physics theory of time travel is the biggest competitor to string theory. It is a basic document of the physical theory of time travel

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    The "Standard Model of Elementary Particle Physics" attempts to describe the properties of all elementary particles that exist in the universe. There are actually many more different particles than can be found in ordinary matter. Most of these particles are unstable. The majority of all elementary particles decay relatively quickly into the particles we know on a daily basis. The weak interaction causes all heavy particles to decay into lighter particles. For example, a neutron decays into a proton, an electron, and an antineutrino. Here, however, a question arises that if the neutron and its decay product particles do not exist simultaneously, how can the interaction between the neutron and the decay products cause the neutron to decay. The solution lies in the general field theory, which tells us that each type of particle corresponds to a field in space. Such a field exists everywhere and always. A field can exist even if the corresponding particles do not exist yet. In this case, the field energy is minimal. The energy of the field increases "gradually", as particles, or quanta of the corresponding field, appear in the field. Any reaction can be understood as a transfer of energy from one field to another. In the following, we mainly describe the masses of protons, neutrons, electrons, quarks and their intermediate particles - gluons and photons. These particles are mostly stable in nature and also the most common elements in the universe. Therefore, it can be said that it is a "mini-standard model", i.e. a "smaller version" of the standard model of elementary particle physics, which describes only the most common and permanent particles in the entire universe. Protons, neutrons and electrons are the basic building blocks of all matter in the universe, as the atoms and molecules formed from them form the basis of any material structure in the universe. It can also be said that the "mini-standard model" is in turn the basis for this "large standard model" or "standard model of elementary particle physics". The Mini-Standard Model of Elementary Particles is for research by scientists at CERN and Fermilab. The Mini-Standard Model of Elementary Particles is part of the physics theory of time travel: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8392591

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    Quantum gravity is a very important research topic in theoretical physics because it is believed to bridge quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of general relativity. This may be true, but quantum gravity is important to basic science primarily because it would show how gravity works on an extremely small scale of spacetime, the quantum level. Another comprehensive topic is the physics of wormholes. The physical and mathematical interpretation of wormholes has actually been known for about a hundred years, but their technical creation has not been possible until now. However, in this work, apart from the nature of the wormhole, its technical feasibility is also shown, which has not been presented before. This work is primarily aimed at an academic audience, such as students, graduate students, lecturers, researchers, but also interested parties, industrialists and even managers of technology companies and organizations. This work requires the readers to have university-level knowledge of theoretical physics and to a lesser extent of engineering.

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    Current psychological science is convinced that consciousness and psyche do not exist without the brain. The material base of human psyche is the neurological function of the brain. It can be said that the psyche is a function of the brain. Mental activity is caused by physiological functions in the human brain. These views are generally accepted within the scientific world. But there exist such phenomena in medicine which overturn the views that consciousness (psyche) cannot exist without a brain. Such phenomena, called near-death experiences, will be further examined in this article.

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    Throughout history there have been documented and researched cases of human time travel. These cases are not very well known in the world and they are not very common either. Nevertheless, their frequency is much higher than cases of spontaneous combustion of the human body. According to statistics, there are actually far more cases than we actually know about. One reason is considered to be that people who have traveled through time do not dare to talk about it publicly for fear of getting a reputation of being crazy. However, the most extraordinary thing is that these cases can be explained by the theories mentioned before, in which a person would travel in time if the electric field of his charge changed throughout the space around him. These cases of time travel can be explained very precisely with the conclusions derived from this theory of time travel, which has been written down and presented in the entire preceding 1000+ pages of material. Therefore, it is extremely important to study and analyze these cases very thoroughly. These cases provide fairly objective evidence of the validity of the theory of time travel, or at least theoretical proof/plausibility. These cases have been studied for centuries and are well documented throughout history. One of the best-known investigative experts was Jenny Randles, who documented hundreds of cases of human time travel.

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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    A wormhole is a physical object that connects different points in spacetime and is based on a special solution to Einstein's field equations. A wormhole can be visualized as a tunnel with two ends in different points of spacetime (i.e., different locations or different points in time or both). For a long time, there has been a widely accepted understanding in the world of science that it is possible to travel in time using tunnels in spacetime, also known as wormholes. Similarly, wormholes also assist in performing space travel, since travelling through tunnels in spacetime brings extreme distances in space much closer to us. A tunnel in spacetime, the popular name of which is wormhole, is a curvature of time and space connecting two points in spacetime, which enables to move from one moment in time to another or to move from one point in space to another in an instant or only just in 0 seconds. Another major area presented in this work is the mini-standard model of elementary particles. Wormholes and the Mini Standard Model of Elementary Particles are part of the physics theory of time travel. The "Standard Model of Elementary Particle Physics" attempts to describe the properties of all elementary particles that exist in the universe. There are actually many more different particles than can be found in ordinary matter, but mostly these particles are unstable, since the majority of all elementary particles decay relatively quickly into the particles we know everyday.

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    Spacetime tunnels are such physical objects that allow any bodies to move very large distances in space in an instant or to move from one moment in time to another. In Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, these tunnels are derived from the geometry of curved spacetimes in which mathematical differential equations and tensors occur. However, this work shows that spacetime tunnels cannot be described by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity alone. This means that relativity is not sufficient to describe all aspects of a tunnel in spacetime. This requires new approaches and understandings of the physics of the universe. The new understanding is the physical theory of time travel, which, according to the best current knowledge, describes spacetime tunnels in the most accurate and objective way. The physics of spacetime tunnels is a part of the physics theory of time travel, which is briefly presented in this paper. In this work, the focus is not on the technical possibility of creating spacetime tunnels, but on those aspects that determine the lengths and directions of spacetime tunnels. For example, the length of the tunnels depends on how far the bodies move in a moment in space or time. However, the directions of the tunnels determine whether the bodies move in space or time to the past/future. These aspects must be known if we want to technically create the world's first tunnel in spacetime.

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    The tunnel in spacetime has been visualized in a computer program called Blender. Blender is a computer program that can be used to create animated three-dimensional ( or 3D ) objects and environments. A computer program called 3D Blender can be downloaded and used for free at the Internet address: https://www.blender.org/. A three-dimensionally visualized, or animated, tunnel in spacetime creation video can be viewed and followed on the network drive and YouTube website. 

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    Authors: Kruusen, Marek-Lars;

    “MLK Technology and Science Ltd” is a startup company (and business-to-business company) primarily engaged in scientific research on wormholes and technology development. To clarify, it can be said that the company is engaged in the creation of know-how. Know-how describes the physics of wormholes and their technical creation. The limited company is non-profit working on developing technology and science in the field of wormholes. A tunnel in spacetime or a wormhole is a curvature of spacetime connecting two points in spacetime, which could allow moving from one point in time to another or moving from one point in space to another in an instant. The physical and mathematical interpretation of wormholes has actually been known for about a hundred years, but their technical creation has not been possible until now. However, in this work, apart from the nature of the wormhole, its technical feasibility is also shown, which has not been presented before. One of the biggest obstacles to the technical creation of wormholes was the production of the necessary energy, but the new discoveries presented in this work show that this is not necessary. The key to the creation of wormholes lies in the changes or creation of energy fields that occur exactly at the speed of light. Physical states that change or arise at the speed of light are also accompanied by the emergence of abstract geometric surfaces with time and space curved to infinity. The invention that I describe would make it possible to artificially create tunnels in spacetime. A loop-shaped tunnel in spacetime is created by a rotating ring machine, which has it’s own machinery space and control room as well as electromechanical components creating the electromagnetic field. It is a human-sized rotating machine. The ring machine allows artificially creating a loop-shaped tunnel in spacetime, which in turn allows a person to teleport in time and space. A ring machine consists of a toroid and a tube inside it that must rotate. There is a machine and control room inside the pipe, where a person can enter. There are electromechanical components that create an electromagnetic field around the toroid and that cause the tube to move or rotate. The tube is rotated by 8 wheels, all of which are equipped with electric motors. The entire machine is controlled by switches. The main purpose of the ring machine is to create an electromagnetic field around the machine that changes/is created exactly at the speed of light c.

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