When man uses his imagination, everything is possible. Thanks to innovative inventions over the years, we've learned how to fly, talk to people from across the world,  use microwave - sky's the limits. More breakthroughs are being discovered daily, and this one scientist believes he's got a chance to actually send a message back in time.

John Cramer, a physicist who previously revealed time travel theories, garnered more than US$ 35,000 to support his idea of using lasers, prisms, splitters, fiber-optic cables and other gadgets to detect non-local signals from photons. Success of this experiment could very well mean the possibility of time travel.

Skeptics are to be expected when it comes to such ambitious projects. Cramer, however, is not fazed. "I'm not crazy. I don't know if this experiment will work, but I can't see why it won't. People are skeptical about this, but I think we can learn something, even if it fails," he said.

People supporting him comes from all places: a gas-and-oil businessman, a music industry executive, a biotechnology scientist, a retired physicist and rocket scientist, and a photographer.

In general, all of them believes that the project may fail, but is feasible. A small investment is nothing if time travel gets proven because of it. As the businessman said, you can always go back in time and get your money back.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) refused to fund the experiment for being "too weird." They would rather spend money on developing Metal Gear liquid robots and cyborg beetles than taking a shot at time travel.

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