Time Travel Explained

There's no mass produced time travel device out yet, so my ability to care is significantly minimal.

I dont think earth works on an axis like that, and what about those particles that go faster than light

hey guys

There has to be a spot in space from which any point in earth's history is playing out, like when we see stars which have died billions of years in the past.
Wouldn't that mean that if i for example wanted to go back in time to the year 1500 for example. There's a spot in space where exactly that year is happening because the light hasn't reached it. If we knew where that point was and travelled at exactly the speed of light to that point and then went back at a speed faster than the speed of light, according to this video we would go back in time.
Now, could someone please tell me why i'm terribly wrong and an idiot, because it's 2 in the morning and i can't remember the last time i slept.

Einstein created this theory saying that the speed of light is maximum speed yet we have just discovered neutrinos which move faster than the speed of light, is Einstein wrong?