Three listed definitions of the term “time travel”:

“A state of flux in which the object is temporarily temporally displaced, thus allowing an individual to pass from one moment of time into another instantaneously. Sometimes accompanied by spatial displacement in addition to temporal displacement, ‘time travel’ may involve passing into either the past or the future and over either large or small intervals…”

--Professor Zenus Wilson, Calculations of The Unknown, Vol. 3

“The clever, devious, and soon-to-be-illegal process of going from one time to another in an unusual manner.”

--Dr. Lydia Colegate and Dr. Wyatt Charles, Jr., Temporal Physics: An Amateur’s Guide to Time Travel

“Don’t ask. Just don’t ask.”

--Temporal physicist and expert time-traveler Nigel Watts, “Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know about Time Travel.”

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