I have an article about that pulled from some new age magazine. It says he stole the equipment from the town, experimented on guinea pigs first, and then hopped through. The guinea pigs were transported a distance away, yet were unharmed. He jumped through and went through a couple years, was exhausted and disoriented from the trip, and had a hard time explaining how he got through the distance and time. Then he got arrested for the stolen equipment.
NASA is not my favorite place for sharing great ideas, they airbrush out UFOs I've read. Most space intelligence does it seems, diverts attention. Then, statistically, if time exists, you will get pre-feedback from the futures, depending on what you made (Search Warrants, RNM, MIB?). Most government worker bees these days just pirate others' work and call it counterintelligence with economic piracy and sabotage while they screw around with drugs and defense monies, use your material for their college paper, graduate, outsource your stuff to the highest bidder, develop the tech in five years, and then blame you for nonproliferation and trade secrets if you get smart. That is, if they don't use their educated groups to try to hustle you with spy tests-of-character, kill or kidnap you, or if an enemy of theirs kills you. Secret courts and DHS lists these days, remember that. Remember Einstein, he was burdened by military and couldn't leave his house? Remember the Back to the Future movie, as soon as the thing was made the foreign terrorists chased the Doc in the parking lot? Yeah, it's like that if you're good at what you do. Sorry if I gave you that paranoid feeling. It's what has usually been on the agenda ever since the country had enemies.
These days I think this matter changing by light science is best beginning with the idea of li-fi, the next idea after wifi. It's just a matter of changing more matter with more light after li-fi. You basically made a big exhaust pipe for energy; yes but where did it come from, what direction is it going, and where does it go?
Mike Marcum might have been a fake name, just to drill it into time theorists minds not to do anything. I think what is freaky is if he had jumped through that thing and found himself in a land where the name Kansas didn't exist. Apparently his prior entanglements of life, in that big chip we call a brain, got him into familiar territory.