system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[The Time Machine - Simon Wells] Did anyone notice a large, spherical area of space which was inexplicably impenetrable for many decades?

As we see from the point of view of the protagonist on the interior of the machine's operational area, apart from extending limbs or bodies outward from the interior after temporal displacement is initiated, the sphere seems impenetrable to weather effects, assumedly what would be ultra-fast-moving particles, and extremes of temperature. So how, or why did nobody seem to notice that there was a sphere of impenetrable space occupying a certain (not inconsiderable area) from the year 1898 to 2032?
gpt
I always assumed that he is outside of normal time looking in. He can see everything and everyone in the sphere around the place where he side stepped into a higher dimension but no one can see or interact with him.