EniTech:"See the future" Faster-than-light camera?!?

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OK, this sounds like total bull. If you COULD see 3 years into the future... all you would see would be empty space due to the movement of the EARTH, SOLAR SYSTEM, GALAXY and UNIVERSE! (unless you could take this camera via space ship to the exact co-ordinates that the earth will be at). But apparently this simple fact isn't putting off this group from trying to put out there:

"Enitech's new Gardner Project uses tachyons to cut through space time and see 1,191 days into the future. And now you too can get involved.

The Enitech team is seeking suggestions of where to point their amazing future-cam next. What landmarks would you like to look at the future of? Perhaps you'd like to know if your ex's dog-grooming business will still go under in a couple years, so you can gloat in advance. Just be warned: the "observer effect" dictates that by witnessing the future, we may change it. Luckily, so far the camera has only revealed bright futures of urban renewal, gentrification and runaway construction."

http://www.enitechlabs.com/index.html
http://io9.com/342029/faster+than+light-camera-records-your-future
 
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Dr. Frank Bentley is listed, in his bio on the site, as being the former lead researcher at "Cyberdyne Systems", which is a fictional company in the Terminator movies. That fact, along with the time-travel theme of the site, makes me think this is a viral campaign for either the new Terminator television series or the recently announced fourth film.
 
I read a very good book called Timescape where some research team is trying to detect Tachyons. It turns out that the tachyons they detect are a message to the past from 30 years in the future.
 
This is an incredible breakthrough from the "A Most Unusual Camera" technology available in the 60s. That one could only see a couple of minutes into the future. I'm buying some Enitech options!
 
It couldn't possibly work. There's no mention whatsoever of a flux capacitor.
 
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