In
order to build a time machine we are going to need to
understand some basic principles about how to
manipulate time to benefit us. Theory states that
inside a black hole time really doesn't exist, at
least not in the way that we think about time. But we
just can't simply stroll our way into a black hole
knowing there is no possible exists, so I bring in a
theory made by John Gribbin in his article "Everything
You Always Wanted To Know About
Time Travel". In
his article he brings the idea that a white hole,
which is exactly opposite of a black hole, by it
pushes things away from it and gives off light. He
believes that these two phenomenons are connected by
what is called a wormhole, where time is in a
completely different context and will make it possible
to travel amazingly far distances and different
"times".

http://www.novagate.com/~defiant/lightwave/ATLP/wormhole.html
Problems
do arise though with this theory, for one a wormhole
is very unstable and traveling through one can disrupt
it and possible make it collapse, and two the
possibility of entering into a black hole is not that
hard at all, but being able to get out without
traveling at speeds greater than that of light is very
difficult. To make this type of travel possible we
need to understand that a wormhole is stable with an
electron field present or with the black hole itself
rotating. This action reverses the force of gravity
that is trying to slam the "door" to the wormhole
shut, and it allows us to not have to travel at light
speed to escape the gravitational pull from the black
hole. One of the main worries with experimenting with
this is that nobody knows where the white hole that is
the end of the wormhole exists. It could be right next
the black hole or it could be far away from any
civilization and without an exact way to get back home
it is very scary.
To make
our very own wormhole would be very difficult, but not
impossible. It is made up of antigravity and negative
energy, both of which are hard to comprehend in this
moment of our technology. Some theories that are given
out on how to produce antigravity are like the same
way as how to "cancel out" sound waves. First you take
a normal sound wave, analyze it through the help of a
computer, and find the exact, exact opposite of that
wave and play it back while the original sound wave is
being played. The product is absolute silence! Now if
there was a way in which to do the same production of
gravitational waves and "playing" them back to form an
antigravitational wave would give the possibility to
form a wormhole, with the help from a black hole too.
The last ingredient need for the time machine is an
actual space craft that is capable of high speeds as
to use during the escape from the black hole, and an
human willing to risk their life to prove if the
theory is correct.