The Chronovisor: A controversial instrument of time travel?

one of the more intriguing myths is the “Chronovisor”.
But what is it? The Chronovisor is an instrument that can allegedly see events in the past — and even witness historic moments. Never heard of it? That’s because it was supposed to be a secret, but its supposed existence leaked nonetheless.
The Chronovisor is said to have been created in the early 1960s by a group of respected Italian physicists, engineers, and mathematicians led by Pellegrino Ernetti, a Benedictine Friar and former physicist. Ernetti claimed that the machine could look into the past and bring back recordings of historic events, like a television, using the combination of a cathode-ray tube, dials, antennas, and some sort of resonance amplifier. The images it supposedly captured from the past appeared in hologram form, and users could even rotate them to view different perspectives.