words from Jan 6, 2023, Extraterrestrials Living Among You, 1:49 - 9:35.  Mari goes into more detail in the 1/6/2023 video

I realize a picture may be impossible, but I'd love to hear more about Dragon spaceships.  Given their love for telepathy, they must be mentally controlled, but it sounds fascinating

Hi, I've enjoyed reading the response above to this video.  While watching the video and just for a bit of fun, I took some notes on video clips I thought may help understand the "Earth science" position on time vs. the "Advanced interstellar" hexa-dimensional mathematics version.  I'm still trying to wrap my head around 3 axes of time, this helps me understand it a bit better.

"Earth Science" position on time:
  If you travel in time, you can meet yourself
  See Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure (the prison trash can scene at 0:45)   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwNsXbNSARA
  Also the Back to the Future trilogy (especially Back to the Future 2) and the movie Timecop

closer to the multi-dimensional, time perspective
  The Simpsons, Treehouse of Horrors V (Homer time travels with a broken toaster)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1hmiaNReCg
  also, The method of time-traveling in Michael Crichton's Timeline (infinite versions of your destination line lie in the quantum foam)

These don't take into account your observation of time affecting it, but they're a start

Hi, I just wanted to quickly mention a movie that uses the same type of time travel as what Mari is speaking of in her video, just in case you were interested enough to want to see it "in action"
Mari Swaruu (1:26-1:45)  if today we have a room with no windows, decorated as if it were the year 1945, with all its objects in a certain position and somehow we transport a man from that same year into the room, he will not see any difference from his year. he will assume it is still 1945.

This is literally the basis of the time travel idea used in the movie Somewhere in Time[1980].  No Delorean.  No machine with handles and spinning fans in the back.  Just the belief of the mind.  As Christopher Reeve's professor in the movie says,
"I was in Venice in 1971, staying in a very old hotel, but I mean very old; the structure, the furnishings, everything.  the atmosphere was aged, if you follow me.  In my room, I felt as though it was a century or more earlier than 1971...
...  One afternoon, I was lying down in that room, all the sights around me a part of the past, even the sounds I heard.  And I conceived a notion. "What, " I asked myself, "if I attempt to hypnotize my mind -- suggest to it that it isn't 1971, but 1571"...
I closed my eyes and fed a suggestion into my brain.  "It's August, 1571.  I'm in the Hotel Del Vecchio.  I spelled out details for myself, kept doing it over and over.  august, 1571, the hotel, the details of the past.  Again and again and again."
Christopher Reeve takes this idea and builds on it.  It's a wonderful movie, regardless of the time travel aspect, with a magnificent soundtrack by John Barry, but I know of no other movie that attempts time travel in this manner.

And, of course, it begs the question, if you can change your frequency enough to actually travel through time, what other things are possible?

If there's a meeting with the many races of the Federation in orbit, and the Taygetans do not attend that meeting, it seems they are weakening their position in view of the other races.  Especially if their reasoning was, "It's not safe for our Queen" or "There's subtle mind control at the meeting"  It seems the other races would say, "Oh, well let us take care of everything and then you'll be safer"  I realize the Taygetans are writing a letter, but those letters have been ignored by the Federation before.  I hope the Urmah at least were in attendance [they love a good fight!]

yes, go to video for knowing who is being mentioned from the Crew.   Zael, Arien, Pyxis Elexa, Aydan Isar, Tar'el and Ami'kleth are new.  Of course, Aneeka has passed on as well (RIP)