Scientists have found concrete evidence of time travel

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Researchers have collected solid proof that time can be changed, confirming that the idea of time travel is real—at least on a tiny scale.

Two researchers from Darmstadt University in Germany claim they've found evidence of time reversal in their latest study.

In a paper titled Time Reversibility During the Ageing of Materials, published in Nature Physics, Till Bohmer and Thomas Blochowicz suggest that materials like glass can be influenced by changes over time.

Unlike traditional molecular structures, glass molecules are constantly changing positions, effectively reversing time at a microscopic level.

To put this idea to the test, the researchers used lasers to examine glass structures and discovered that the molecules rearranged themselves in entirely unexpected ways.

"The tiny movements of the molecules needed to be recorded using a super-sensitive video camera," said Professor Thomas Blochowicz.

However, the team admits that it's still uncertain whether these structural changes happened in the past or not.

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