Is it possible to get the original UUID1 from a timestamp?

Say, for example, I generate a time based UUID with the following program.

import uuid
uuid = uuid.uuid1()
print uuid
print uuid.time

I get the following:

47702997-155d-11ea-92d3-6030d48747ec
137946228962896279

Can I get back the original UUID, that is 47702997-155d-11ea-92d3-6030d48747ec, if I know the timestamp (137946228962896279)?

I am reading about UUID version 1 and found a few programs that "kind" of tries to reverses it, but, every time, I am getting a different UUID.

The part that is always changing are the timestamp part (last 4 digits of the first block - 47702997) and the clock_sequence (92d3).

If it is possible to get back the original UUID, what would I need?

Any help/direction is greatly appreciated.

PS: I also made a post in Security Stackexchange but later realized that this question should have been posted here.