Albuquerque, 4/11/23 C.E. – The world as we know it changed forever in early 2020 when a team of scientists, working at the cutting edge of physics and artificial intelligence, made a groundbreaking discovery: a temporal anomaly that would allow contact with the future. This unprecedented discovery, which would ultimately lead to the establishment of Future News (https://futurenews.app), has its roots in the tumultuous times of the coronavirus pandemic.
The story begins in a high-security laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland, where a group of physicists, AI specialists, and quantum engineers were working on a project known as “Project Chronoton.” The team, led by the esteemed Dr. Natalia Kuznetsova, was investigating the theoretical underpinnings of spacetime manipulation using advanced AI algorithms. Amid their research, they stumbled upon an unexpected phenomenon—a ripple in the fabric of spacetime that opened a bridge to the future.
Dubbed the “Kuznetsova Temporal Gateway,” the anomaly was unlike anything the scientific community had ever encountered. It was a stable wormhole-like conduit that enabled real-time communication and exchange of information with the future. The implications were staggering.
“The Gateway’s existence defied conventional physics,” explained Dr. Kuznetsova in a recent interview. “We were able to observe and interact with quantum tachyon particles, which transcend the traditional bounds of causality. It was surreal.”
The discovery was kept under wraps until the U.S. government, in cooperation with the United Nations, announced its existence in September 2021. This announcement was followed by the passing of the Temporal Transit Blockade Authority (TTBA) resolution by the UN Security Council — a measure designed to regulate access to the Gateway and prevent potential misuse.
Under the watchful eye of the TTBA, chaired by Secretary-General António Guterres, exclusive media access to reporters from the future was granted to Future News in April 2023. This unparalleled collaboration between past and future has given Future News the unique ability to deliver news from beyond our present horizon.
“Future News represents a monumental achievement in journalism,” said Daniel Detlaf, Editor-in-Chief of Future News. “We are honored to work with reporters from the future who bring invaluable insights into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.”
As Future News starts delivering on its promise, readers around the world are captivated by the idea of news from tomorrow. While the science of the Temporal Gateway remains shrouded in quantum enigmas, one thing is certain: the discovery of the Gateway has irrevocably changed the way we perceive time, and it has given us a window into the future like never before.
Daniel Detlaf
Editor in Chief
Future News