The mystery of the chronovisor

In the late '50s, a group of 13 scientists realized the greatest discovery of all time: the Chronovisor. The group was led by Father Pellegrino Ernetti, which he developed an interesting theory that led to the conception of an electronic device, which was used to capture and show events in the past on a screen. In the late '50s, a group of 13 scientists realized the greatest discovery of all time: the Chronovisor. The group was led by Father Pellegrino Ernetti, which he developed an interesting theory that led to the conception of an electronic device, which was used to capture and show events in the past on a screen. In the late '50s, a group of 13 scientists realized the greatest discovery of all time: the Chronovisor. The group was led by Father Pellegrino Ernetti, which he developed an interesting theory that led to the conception of an electronic device, which was used to capture and show events in the past on a screen. In the late '50s, a group of 13 scientists realized the greatest discovery of all time: the Chronovisor. The group was led by Father Pellegrino Ernetti, which he developed an interesting theory that led to the conception of an electronic device, which was used to capture and show events in the past on a screen.