Rob Niosi has dedicated over a decade to building a full-scale replica of the time machine from the 1960 film "The Time Machine."
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Rob Niosi has dedicated over a decade to building a full-scale replica of the time machine from the 1960 film "The Time Machine."
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Synopsis
Rob Niosi, a craftsman from the United States, has dedicated years to building a replica of the time machine from the 1960 film "The Time Machine." His work reflects a passion for the film's legacy. At the University of Connecticut, physicist Ronald L. Mallett conducts research on the scientific aspects of time travel. Together, they connect art and science, addressing the theoretical possibilities of time travel.
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Why Watch
- Meet Rob Niosi, the craftsman behind the time machine replica.
- Find out about Ronald Mallett's time travel research.
- See the cultural impact of the 1960 film 'The Time Machine.'
Did You Know
- Rob Niosi spent years creating a replica of a time machine prop.
- Ronald L. Mallett conducts research on time travel at the University of Connecticut.
- The documentary was directed by Jay Cheel and released in 2016.
- The film has a total duration of 82 minutes.
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Who created a full-scale replica of the time machine from the 1960 film?
Rob Niosi, a craftsman from the United States, created a full-scale replica of the time machine prop.
What is Ronald L. Mallett's role in the documentary?
Ronald L. Mallett is a physicist whose research at the University of Connecticut focuses on the scientific possibilities of time travel.
What year was the documentary 'How to Build a Time Machine' released?
The documentary was released in 2016.
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