January 13, 1997: Time Machine Inventor - Steven Gibbs

Steven Gibbs, a controversial inventor who claims to have built functional time machines, joins Art Bell to discuss his extraordinary devices and experiences with temporal displacement. Gibbs, whose work was featured in Strange Magazine issue 14, explains how he constructs his time machines using electromagnetic principles and rare earth elements. The conversation covers his background in electronics and the inspiration that led him to pursue time travel research through hands-on experimentation. Bell introduces Gibbs as someone who has actually sold time machines to customers, making this discussion particularly unique in the field of temporal research. Gibbs describes the technical specifications of his devices and shares accounts from customers who claim to have successfully used his machines for time travel experiments. The discussion explores the theoretical physics behind his inventions and addresses skeptical questions about the feasibility of practical time travel. Gibbs maintains that his devices work through precise electromagnetic field manipulation that can affect the flow of time around the user. This fascinating interview provides insight into one of the most unusual inventors in the alternative science community and his bold claims about conquering time itself.