Fame Plan

Marshall Barnes, R&D Eng is arranging a first ever, hands-on demonstration with his Verdrehung Fan(TM) as part of a lecture on the real physics of time travel at Grandview Heights High School, November 2nd, beating Ronald Mallett to that achievement.

In a matter of days, Marshall Barnes has appeared in front of cheering technologists and entrepreneurs, starry eyed New Agers and live, on a radio station heard in two countries and worldwide on the internet - all about the Great Time Machine Race.

Friday October 12th, Marshall Barnes will present a brief introduction to his time machine project as part of the Wake-Up Start-Up event at The Ohio State University Technology Commercialization and Knowledge Transfer Center in Columbus, Ohio.

Marking the beginning of a week, with heavy time travel related activities, www.thegreattimemachinerace.weebly.com launches with full coverage of the most unique, private competition since the race to fly the first airplane.

The Universal Light Expo, the largest alternative information event in the MidWest, will host a lecture presentation by Marshall Barnes on both his STDTS proto-warp drive and the STDTS powered Verdrehung Fan(TM) time machine prototype.

Marshall Barnes called Coast To Coast AM when he heard Sir Charles Shults talking about time travel with wormholes. However, he was only allowed to ask Shults a question and was then cut off. Marshall has emailed his response Shults.

Marshall Barnes came to Cleveland and conquered with his presentation of his Verdrehung Fan(TM) time machine prototype and an impromptu demonstration of the potential of optical invisibility.

Marshall Barnes adds Cleveland's Miles Park School to his planned visit to launch the race to build the first time machine.

Cleveland's Garrett Morgan School of Science will be the site of the unveiling of the time machine prototype invented by Marshall Barnes, R&D Eng as the official launch of the race to build the world's first time machine with Ronald L. Mallett, PhD.

Responding to a recent LiveScience.com article, Will Science Someday Rule Out the Possibility of God? by Natalie Wolchover, R&D engineer Marshall Barnes posits that science will never rule out the existence of God and should quit trying.