Mark off a 25 foot long by 18 to 20 foot wide rectangle area. Place a chair about center at one end of the rectangle. Place a digital clock (that shows seconds) at the other end of the rectangle in the left corner.
At the same end as the clock, place a large mirror in the right corner. Sitting in the chair adjust the clock and the mirror so you can see the time of the clock, and also see the reflected clock time in the mirror from the chair. Place a strong pulse motor between the chair and the front of the clock. But closer to the clock. Shield the side of the pulse motor to the mirror with heavy aluminum shielding. Position the pulse motor and its coils at 90 degrees to the clock. Start the pulse motor and go sit in the chair. The light from the digital clock must pass through distorted magnetic fields from the pulse motor to reach you in the chair creating time lapses between actual time and observation time which can be seen by looking at the mirror. With a large distorted magnetic field you should be able to walk past the clock around to the chair and sit down just in time to see yourself walk past the clock.
