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mallet_riveter@yahoo.co.in (Hans-Marc Olsen) wrote in message news:<e1cc8b8.0411162058.1fb514d@posting.google.com>...
> I heard I need 1 or 2 quantum singularities for a time machine, where
> can I find them?

Try a region of massive gravitational flux. Follow the geodesic.

> 
> Are there cheaper ways to build a "budget" time machine?

You are currently moving into the future at 1 second per second.

Plenty of time machines have been built, but they have all encoutnered
the insurmountable problem: Yes, you will appear in the time you wish
but not the position you expect. The fact that the earth is moving in
its' orbit around the sun, and the sun around the galaxy and the
galaxy itself arond the local group gives a several hundred km/s
differential vs someone sitting still which makes getting to earth
after traveling through signifigant amounts of time rather difficult.