The Flux Capacitor
OK, I think that I've figured out the Flux Capacitor:
It is a light producer. It creates light so powerful, it engages time travel. Ronald Mallett discovered this....um, discovery..... of powerful light engaging time travel. The problem with his time machine is that it won't go back further than when the light was first created, or when the machine was first turned on. But with the time circuits, we'd be able to control that creation time, but more on the time circuits later. Anyways, the Flux Capacitor creates a powerful light, and then there's a solar power generator on the top of the inside of the FC. The solar power generator transfers that energy to the outside of the vehicle and creates a light cylinder, quite like Ronald Mallett's time machine. Now, why the vehicle would have to go at a high speed, such as 88 mph, I don't have a clue. Maybe the light would only go around the car if it was going at a high speed. But, one thing's for sure, it would have to go at some speed, bc it wouldn't "travel" anywhere or anywhen if it was standing still. Now, as for the time circuits, they're split into 3 parts. One part works as a memory unit, keeping the time you were at previously, one part works as a clock to tell you where you are currently, and the last part works like my FileDate program on my computer. It would create light particles that say they were created at a certain time. Then it sends the light particles to the FC and it creates light once time travel is engaged. Then, once the FC sends out its light, WHAM! Three flashes of said light would appear at the exact time you punched in, and you appear as well. Now, there's only one problem: What's the deal with stainless steel??? My only explaination would be that stainless steel isn't conductive, like the metal on most cars, but that's not much help.
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