The first video above is likely a depiction of an apple chewed all around.

The last video the n’s don’t match – indicates tampering.

Cap-Z-ro…

… time travel would only be possible for 365 1/4 day intervals then, if the motion was static.

Nope. Keep in mind that the sun is also moving, rotating around the center of the galaxy, dragging the Earth and the rest of the solar system along with it. And the galaxy itself is also moving relative to other nearby galaxies due to their gravitational attraction (not counting the overall expansion of the universe). Combine all of these motions, and the position of the Earth in space exactly 1 year from today will be nearly 20 billion kilometers from where it is today. So, a time machine that displaces you in time but not in space is inevitably going to leave you floating somewhere in the void, quite some distance from Earth.

Unless the time travelers can take the entire cell phone infrastructure with them – towers, fiber, switched-packet networks, and all – it just won’t work.

Which is why you really have to enhance the volume to hear what she’s saying:

“Hello…? Hello…? Dammit Jobs, how do you expect me to pull off Operation: Grandpa Gates Bucket Kick with this half-assed… Hello?! I knew we shoulda listened to Woz. He told us to get OffMaps. Come on, show me some bars!!”

Wait. . . . let me try that again. . .

YOU FOOLS THERE IS ONLY ONE ANSWER!!!!!!!
http://www.timecube.com/

There, that’s better.

:-)

I mean maybe the film itself was produced in the future and then it was sent back in time?

Time travel is really going to revolutionize trolling.

As for the woman talking on the cellphone at the Chaplain premiere…she’s a prankster. She knew this footage would be seen by people in the future so she was faking talking on a cellphone to mess with future viewers. I mean think about how this would look to someone in the 70s. It would blow their minds! Luckily, cellphones have been around now for quite some time so we can easily explain this.

pfft.

That’s some impressive calculations and machinery if they were able to compensate for that.

Just because I decide to throw a party for Obama doesn’t mean I should actually expect him to come to my house. And, in this case, since it was in the past (from their perspective), they already knew how lame the party would be.

You’re also supposing that knowledge of the party lasted long enough to reach the people of the future. Maybe the invitation got lost over the years, or do future people scour the future-internet in search of centuries old time travel party invitations?