Chronosphere

In 1937, physicists at Harvard and MIT began experiments with electrokinesis, or the moving of objects by electromagnetic forces. Dubbed Project Chronosphere the experiments consisted of shooting electric shock waves at an object until the electrical field around that object was equal to that of the shock wave. When that happened, the object's atomic basis would convert into wave energies which could be transported on beams of light, which is nothing more than concentrated electromagnetic energy.

The experiments worked well with inanimate objects, but scientists found that life forms could not be used, since the molecular structures were too complex.

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