time travel

American  

noun

1. hypothetical transport through time into the past or the future.

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Example Sentences

In Seattle, much of our greatest holiday theater features one of two things: time travel or glitter.

From Seattle Times

We fixed this by doing a little bit of technological time travel, not quite back to my cassette-based childhood, but close.

From Slate

The show chronicled a wealthy and eccentric Maine family dealing with the usual soap melodramas — but also time travel, ghosts, werewolves and vampires.

From New York Times

If you have ever wondered what it might feel like to be sucked into a black hole — twisted, stretched, confused, doomed — you could do worse than trip through “The Warped Side of Our Universe, An Odyssey Through Black Holes, Wormholes, Time Travel and Gravitational Waves,” a collaborative book project by Kip Thorne, a physicist at the California Institute of Technology, and Lia Halloran, a visual artist and chair of the art department at Chapman University in Orange, Calif.

From New York Times

This is another fine pseudo-product from the people at Time Travel Mart.

From Los Angeles Times