Tommy Carrigan, host of Tommy’s Podcast, welcomes Emily Moyer to the program to disclose the miracle of a little-known Vatican-based device called the Chronovisor, which could peer into events of the past.
While skeptics blew it off as lore, Carrigan says prominent minds, such as Marconi, Werner Von Braun and top people at the Vatican vouched for its existence. He says the device, which resembled a large TV set from the 1950s and ’60s, would enable viewers to look into past historic events, even as far back as the Crucifixion or Roman Empire times, though it was not a time machine.
Moyer, who specializes in temporal and dimensional travel and experimentation, says whether the Chronovisor is real or not is irrelevant. She says the Roman Catholic Church is responsible for time as we see it and understand it. “They like the idea this idea that we believe that there is a device that is needed to do this and that someone smarter than us created or found the device or controls the device and there’s no other way to have that skill or have that experience,” she said.
Carrigan added that when higher-ups at the Vatican realized the Chronovisor would create a dictatorship, or something worse, on the planet, they dismantled it and it remains under lock and key in the Vatican Library. Here’s more, and please always do your own research and judge the video for yourself.
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