In the popular 1985 film Back to the Future, the DeLorean needed to go 88 mph (and 1.21 gigawatts) to travel back in time. Doc stole plutonium to power the time machine's flux capacitor and sent Marty back to 1955.
In "Back to the Future," Einstein, Doc Brown's dog, is the first living being to travel through time. He is sent one minute into the future in the DeLorean time machine, demonstrating the machine's functionality before Marty McFly uses it. Einstein's brief journey serves as a crucial test for Doc's invention, showcasing the time travel concept central to the film's plot.
The car is a DeLorean, invented by John DeLorean in the 1980's. It was made of stainless steel and so production costs were very high and therefore it just did not last very long. Those upswinging doors are so cool though.
The Delorean had to get up to 88 mph to time-travel. Source: the imdb page for the movie. See the Related Link below.
In "Back to the Future Part III," Doc Brown creates the time train by converting the DeLorean into a steam engine-powered train. He modifies the train to include the flux capacitor and other necessary components to enable time travel. The train runs on tracks, allowing it to build up the required speed to initiate time travel, similar to how the DeLorean operated in the previous films. Doc uses this new time machine to return to the future after the events in the Wild West.
1.21 Giggawatts?!? :D
A DeLorean
The component part that Doc Emmet Brown invented to allow time travel in the rigged DeLorean in the movie Back To The Future (1985), was the Flux Capacitator.
Horses, travel by foot, and also, little known, they traveled in the DeLorean from Back To The Future fame.
The car is a DeLorean, invented by John DeLorean in the 1980's. It was made of stainless steel and so production costs were very high and therefore it just did not last very long. Those upswinging doors are so cool though.
The Delorean had to get up to 88 mph to time-travel. Source: the imdb page for the movie. See the Related Link below.
In "Back to the Future Part III," Doc Brown creates the time train by converting the DeLorean into a steam engine-powered train. He modifies the train to include the flux capacitor and other necessary components to enable time travel. The train runs on tracks, allowing it to build up the required speed to initiate time travel, similar to how the DeLorean operated in the previous films. Doc uses this new time machine to return to the future after the events in the Wild West.
Future goals of space travel include, to travel to Mars to go where no one has gone before to conquer the universe.
1.21 Giggawatts?!? :D
The license plate that falls off the DeLorean time machine in "Back to the Future" reads "OUTATIME." It becomes an iconic symbol throughout the movie series.
No one has traveled through time before. In stories, people travel through time in a time machine.
There is not a way to answer this question. There are many books that have a sister that can travel to another dimension.
As far as our current scientific understanding, it is not possible to exist in the future before that time actually comes. Time travel to the future is theoretically possible through phenomena like time dilation, but physically existing in the future before it happens is not within the realm of known physics.