A quirky little man who dabbled in time travel caused a massive change in the later future. The time machine that he built was overloaded during his travels through the fourth dimension, leaving him without a way back to the period that he lived in. As he was stuck in time, he was warped through the past and future of planet Earth. By some miracle, he ended up exactly where he was before he started his journey into the fourth dimension—but not without the consequences. Once he arrived back home, outside of his window was utter chaos and destruction. This is the story of the time traveler, and how his time expedition led to the early end of planet Earth.
The fourth dimension is incredibly confusing, but the one thing that can be clearly understood is that warping through that dimension can cause some serious issues. This concept was explored in a few of the books in the Captain Underpants book series, as well as The Time Machine by H. G. Wells, and the reason it is so captivating is because of its infinite possibilities. Causing even the tiniest change in the past leads to a much different future. Something like the butterfly effect is highly likely when travelling through time, and that is what the time traveler experienced.
In 1947, a man by the name of John Tashiro build the first-ever time machine known to humanity, and he hid it from the public completely. After testing a smaller copy to see if that worked, he hopped into the chair of the machine and started warping through reality.
Entering the prehistoric ages, his machine nearly got crushed by a brontosaurus walking to a pile of gigantic leaves. Standing in a swamp, a pterodactyl swept down and mistook the man for a swarm of fish, scratching the time machine and nearly destroying it before taking to the skies again. After this frightful encounter with the dinosaurs, he quickly reentered his machine and chose to travel to the future millions of years away from the time of the dinosaurs, and Earth became a whole lot more different.
The fourth dimension is incredibly confusing, but the one thing that can be clearly understood is that warping through that dimension can cause some serious issues. This concept was explored in a few of the books in the Captain Underpants book series, as well as The Time Machine by H. G. Wells, and the reason it is so captivating is because of its infinite possibilities. Causing even the tiniest change in the past leads to a much different future. Something like the butterfly effect is highly likely when travelling through time, and that is what the time traveler experienced.
In 1947, a man by the name of John Tashiro build the first-ever time machine known to humanity, and he hid it from the public completely. After testing a smaller copy to see if that worked, he hopped into the chair of the machine and started warping through reality.
Entering the prehistoric ages, his machine nearly got crushed by a brontosaurus walking to a pile of gigantic leaves. Standing in a swamp, a pterodactyl swept down and mistook the man for a swarm of fish, scratching the time machine and nearly destroying it before taking to the skies again. After this frightful encounter with the dinosaurs, he quickly reentered his machine and chose to travel to the future millions of years away from the time of the dinosaurs, and Earth became a whole lot more different.
