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Short Story

You See But You Do Not Observe

by Robert J. Sawyer
in Sherlock Holmes in Orbit, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Mike Resnick (MJF Books, 1995)

Watson and Holmes are pulled into the future to resolve the Fermi paradox (the discrepancy between the lack of conclusive evidence of advanced extraterrestrial life and the apparently high likelihood of its existence). —Tandy Ringoringo

I have used certain scientific principles to pluck you from your past and bring you into my present.

A Sherlock Holmes robot smokes his iconic pipe with a waterfall in the
background and London in the pipe

Science Fiction
Definite Time Travel

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Flash Fiction

Best. Scientist. EVER.

by Omar Velasco
Daily Science Fiction, 8 December 2020 [webzine]

You head out on a quick, rollicking ride back through time, with an unknown pursuer and an ambiguous conclusion. —Tandy Ringoringo

You come to the conclusion that you can correct everything if you stop yourself before you steal the time machine.

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Daily Science Fiction.

Science Fiction
Definite Time Travel

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