The human brain is capable of traveling through time.

The scientific work of scientists from France and the Netherlands was published in the Journal of Neuroscience.

Researchers believe that the brain has an internal flow of time that cannot be affected from the outside.

To test their theories, a group of scientists studied the brains of drug-resistant epilepsy patients who require invasive electrode implants.

As a result of experiments, scientists have found that the human brain measures the episodic movements that occur in our minds over time. This has been made possible by attaching special electrodes to the human brain.

It turned out that at some point in the body "temporary cells" were activated. These cells responded to an internal sense of sequence of events.

It follows that although different from what we are used to seeing in a film, a person is capable of "traveling in time." And it is likely that someone has already managed to make such a trip many times.