On today's show, we discuss the story of Project Pegasus, a top secret government program

designed to explore time travel.

In order to tell this story, we need to take a look at one man, Andrew Basiago.

Basiago claims that at a young age he was recruited to take part in time travel experiments.

Today, we'll discuss his alleged experiences, what he learned, and what he believes his future holds.

Spoiler alert, it involves the White House.

I'm Mike, I'm Ian.

And I'm Dave.

If you always dreamed of being a spectator at Jesus' crucifixion, stick around.

The Vatican may have something you'll be interested in.

This is Necronomopod.

Now, of course, what people really want to know about us, we're like getting back.

Can you travel back to the past?

I don't think so.

We don't know for sure.

No one has given a definitive proof that you can't travel to the past.

In fact, some very reputable scientists have suggested way that you might travel to the past.

But every time we look at the proposals in detail, it seems kind of clear that they're right

at the edges for no longer physics.

And most of us feel that when physics progresses to a point that we understand things even better,

these proposals just really rolled out.

They won't work.

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