What type of engine will they use in a Time Machine I wonder...?

Answer 1

Last time I went on a time travel trip, we used a vehicle with an atomagnetic engine. The way this works is by utilizing a mini nuclear reactor to synchronize the engine with the magnetic field of the earth then ultimately boost that level to 30,000 RPS in order to protect the mass of the vehicle and the passengers inside. This seems to be the safest way for time travel. it's hard to explain in a few sentences, but it worked for me and my fellows at RNWS.

Answer 2

dont know what you would call it, but it would most likely incorporate a temporal displacement inducer with a atomic particle invertor, which rotates atomic particles at the speed of light then inverts the energy to negative ionization (essentially the same production of a black hole). as the negative ions begin to pull in on themselves, a high-yield positronic matix aims the energy into a focal hypernexis lens. this creates a rift in the space/time continuum, and transverse polaron conducers propell the craft into the rift and across time

Answer 3

A cold fusion engine will provide the very high level of energy needed for time travel.

Answer 4

It will be wind up, like a Timex. Unfortunately it will only be able to go forward in time and will take a passenger 60 minutes to go 1 hour into the future.

Answer 5

Probably something from Ford or Japan. It never works because the engine is always broken.

Answer 6

A vultronic ionized transducer with multi telaportation cinergy.

Answer 7

a quantum physics based applied energy source...it will operate as an infinity loop...like quark particles in physics....it just appears and then disappears.....

Answer 8

this will not go into production any time soon

Answer 9

A VW TDI.