On February 1, 1964, California attorney Thomas P. Mehan finished his normal day at work and got into his car to drive home to Eureka, an hour and a half away. But at home no one else ever saw him, and the true circumstances of his sudden mysterious disappearance remained forever unknown. But his disappearance could not be called without a trace …
Marisa Kledvans, Emergency Nurse at Gerber Villa Hospital. California, without much interest, surveyed the figure of a young man in a black suit. “Thomas P. Mehan, attorney,” the stranger introduced himself. He asked for medical assistance as he experienced a sudden attack of pain while driving. The pain, he said, was so strong that at some point the lawyer felt that he had died, and the whole world around him disappeared.
Marisa checked the lawyer's health insurance card number and turned to the locker behind her. When she turned to the patient a second later, he was gone. He seemed to melt into thin air!
All searches for the mysterious patient yielded no results.
Meanwhile, at about ten o'clock in the evening, a traffic police patrol came across Mehan's car near the El River. Tire marks on the asphalt indicated desperate and unsuccessful attempts to brake.
Blood stains were clearly visible on the roof of the car. The front right door glass was lowered. The driver disappeared. Blood stains and human footprints in the mud stretched for about fifty meters, and then they broke off, as if a person leaving the car had suddenly melted into the air …
The large-scale search for the missing person began to bring results only after nineteen days. The body of Thomas Mehan was found on the banks of the river 30 kilometers from the accident site. An examination of the body and an autopsy showed that there was a large deep abrasion on the head of the deceased, but the cause of death was not she, but the fact that the wounded man drowned in the river and drowned. A detailed reconstruction of the incident convincingly showed that Mehan fell into the river at the very moment when he appeared in the emergency room of a rural hospital.
On June 25, 1943, ships of the American military squadron, marching along the Aleutian Islands, recorded seven Japanese ships heading on their radar screens. The squadron commander ordered to open fire. During the half-hour cannonade, American ships fired 212 tons of shells, however, to the surprise of the American sailors, the enemy did not respond to fire, and when the shooting subsided, he disappeared without a trace. But only after the war, on the basis of documents from the US naval intelligence, it was established that that day! there were no Japanese ships in the area at all!
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October 25, 1974 Robert Wyoming went hunting. Having wandered through the forest all day in vain, he, at last, at about four o'clock in the evening, literally collided nose to nose with a huge buffalo. The mighty bull stood at a distance of some thirty meters from the hunter. Raising his gun and aiming, Wyoming fired …
Everything further resembled a dream. The bullet, as if in slow motion filming, slowly flew about fifteen meters and softly fell to the ground, into the fallen autumn leaves. The hunter was shocked. But as soon as he regained consciousness, he was again shocked. Nearby, he saw something resembling … a spaceship! Amazing creatures stood near the ship. They approached him, and one of the creatures asked the hunter how he was feeling …
Wyoming woke up only in the hospital, where it was taken by a forest guard patrol. True, four days have passed since that moment.
The archives of all countries of the world contain information about similar and other, even stranger cases. However, as a rule, all these mysterious events remain outside the field of vision of science - it is too difficult for a scientific mind to comprehend it, almost impossible. You cannot defend a dissertation on this material, and you can ruin a scientific career - therefore, you should not undertake this. But, fortunately, not all scientists take such positions, and research on many "inexplicable" phenomena is being conducted in many countries. And more and more researchers are inclined to believe that the hypothesis of the existence of parallel worlds has a right to exist …
There are several parallel worlds in the Universe at the same time, with most of which we can communicate - this is the main position of this hypothesis. The simplest case of communication with parallel worlds is sleep. The reality of what is happening in a dream convinces us that all this is happening in reality. Our subconscious mind draws information from dreams. At the same time, the speed of transmission and reception of information in a dream is many times higher than the speed of transmission and reception of information in the real world: in just eight hours of sleep, we can "experience" weeks and months of life, and in a minute of sleep, a whole multi-part film can sweep before our inner gaze …
In a dream, we see images of not only the world around us, but also strange, unlike anything else, visions that have nothing to do with everyday life. Where do they come from? And is it possible to see something like this in reality?
The infinite large universe consists of infinitely small atoms. Possessing tremendous internal energy, atoms remain invisible to us and acquire "flesh" only when they unite into molecules and form matter, the material world around us. But, despite the fact that atoms are invisible, it would never occur to anyone to deny the fact of their existence. After all, we, our body, also consist of atoms.
Atoms are in continuous oscillatory motion. Depending on the type and structure of atoms, these vibrations have different frequencies, different speeds and different directions of movement in space. Actually, because of the presence of this difference, we can exist.
But what would happen if we suddenly began to "vibrate" with the same speed with which dreams rush through our subconscious? In this case, an outside observer would not see us - human vision and sense organs are simply not able to fix such a movement. But any other person who found himself in the same "rhythm" with us would not even feel anything.
Suppose that we somehow managed to give our body the speed of radio waves. In this case, it would take us a fraction of a second to circumnavigate the globe and again find ourselves in the same place. At the same time, during the flight, we would have had enough time to consider the continents, islands and oceans flashing under us, but to an outside observer it would seem that we just disappeared for a moment the evil eye.
And now let's suppose that next to us there is the same world that "moves" with a speed several orders of magnitude higher than ours. Do you think we would have felt his presence? Of course not - after all, our senses and consciousness are simply not able to register it. But the subconscious does it almost always. Therefore, we often have strange states: was I in this place or not? Where did I see this person? What does this smell remind me of? But no matter how hard you try, do not remember: all this was somewhere at the point of intersection of parallel worlds. Exactly where, due to unknown reasons, contact of "different-speed" worlds occurs, and mysterious cases occur that have no real explanation.