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DeLorean time machine DeLorean Time Machine

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Sold only in Japan, Mattel released a version of the DeLoreans featured in each of the three "Back To The Future" motion pictures, one different car for each movie. For Einstein, the trip was instantaneous, but to Marty and Doc they had to wait exactly one minute to catch up to Einstein in the timeline. In the meantime, Marty asked why a DeLorean was used. Doc explained that it needed some style and implied that the stainless steel construction of the car helped it in temporal displacement. But Doc didn't fully explain why because the watch he was wearing at the time beeped, warning him that the DeLorean's return was only seconds away. The DeLorean Time Machine is a home-made time machine built by Dr. Emmemt Lathop Brown. The DeLorean could get up to top speed of 88 mph. File:Placeholder

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Sold only in Japan, Mattel released a version of the DeLoreans featured in each of the three "Back To The Future" motion pictures, one different car for each movie. For Einstein, the trip was instantaneous, but to Marty and Doc they had to wait exactly one minute to catch up to Einstein in the timeline. In the meantime, Marty asked why a DeLorean was used. Doc explained that it needed some style and implied that the stainless steel construction of the car helped it in temporal displacement. But Doc didn't fully explain why because the watch he was wearing at the time beeped, warning him that the DeLorean's return was only seconds away. The car suddenly appeared where Doc and Marty were standing and screeched to a halt as a frozen shell. Supercooled from traveling through time, the gullwing door was troublesome for Doc to open while using his hands. Inside the car, Einstein was unharmed, much to the surprise of Marty. Doc then showed Marty the interior and its controls. "First, you turn the time circuits on. This read-out tells you where you're going. This one tells you where you are. This one tells you where you were." —Doc Brown While inputting dates on the keypad, Doc used July 4, 1776 (the date the American declaration of Independence was signed) and December 25, 0000 (the date of the birth of Christ) as examples, before inputting "a red-letter date in the history of science, November 5, 1955". From there he left the cockpit of the DeLorean and reminisced about the past, particularly about Old Man Peabody owning the land that is now Twin Pines Mall and his pine tree farm. "My, things sure have changed. I can remember when this was all open land as far as the eye can see. Old Man Peabody owned all of this. He had this crazy idea... about breeding pine trees." —Doc talking to Marty The DeLorean Time Machine is a home-made time machine built by Dr. Emmemt Lathop Brown. The DeLorean could get up to top speed of 88 mph. File:Placeholder