Is teleportation (instantaneous movement in space) possible in principle? Only well-read science fiction fools and scientists who do not follow their authority can in response to this rhetorical question not say confidently: "Never!". Indeed, despite the fact that such a term as "teleportation" was introduced into use by Charles Fort at the end of the 19th century, to this day you will not find even a hint of a description of this "pseudoscientific phenomenon" in any physics textbook. Although, like many other incomprehensible and controversial things, this should have been written about, at least in the "Hypotheses" section. Because we, people, have more than once encountered a similar phenomenon in life, and it is not his fault that we always quickly try to forget everything incredible and inexplicable.
There are many known cases of stones of non-meteoric origin falling from the sky, and in a number of cases experts clearly established the "homeland" of flying boulders, more often it was a local quarry or beach. It is not possible to understand how the stones flew from their home in windless weather. Even more strange are the cases of moving through walls (and this is already the first sign of teleportation!), Which have been repeatedly described in the world press.
1867 - in broad daylight at the beginning of the bullet, after a large fraction fell in all the rooms of one house in America. And when, after every hour of such "shelling", the owner wanted to collect the trophies that were lying in abundance on the floor, the bullets mysteriously disappeared, so that he could collect no more than half a dozen of them.
1880 - For five days, in front of 30 witnesses, bricks fell at a school near the Government House in Madras (India). The priests advised to mark one of the fallen bricks with a white cross and place it in the center of the classroom. Immediately, a brick "exactly the same size, but with a black cross" fell on top of him!
1921, December - in the courtyard, in the kitchen, on the stairs in the building of Sri Aurobindo (Pondicherry, India), pieces of brick fell directly on the local cook. At the same time, eyewitnesses clearly saw that, before falling, the bricks seemed to "appear" in the air. 1929 - For several days in a row, with short breaks, a shot rained inside an office building in Newton, New Jersey. No one could find a single path through which the shot could enter the building.
1957 - for 5 days, stones fell around a young aborigine who worked on a farm near the city of Pamphrey (Western Australia). Of course, the scientists immediately explained this by the action of the wind, but soon two of the observers showed that the pebbles continued to fall directly at their feet from nowhere and in a tightly closed tent. No holes or scuffs were found in the tent tarp either before or after that.
What happened on May 26, 1907 in the French Remiremont is striking in its unusualness even against the background of what has already been described. That afternoon, the local abbot Geniot was sitting at home and reading a treatise on the formation of glaciers, when suddenly round pieces of ice flew from the sky by order (that is, hail had begun). A neighbor who came running called him to look at the wonderful hailstones: as it turned out, they all have an ideal spherical surface with a longitudinal seam (?), On one side of each hailstone, a half-length portrait of a woman in a robe resembling a priest's robe tucked in from below is clearly visible, the woman herself outwardly resembled the Virgin Mary. There could be no talk of any joke or fake, because a huge number of identical ice balls with portraits literally filled up a long field about 75 miles (1.2 km) wide near the church. And although some of the hailstones fell with great speed,thereby causing damage to crops and greenhouses, while the bulk of them touched the surface quite gently, as if they were spilled from a low height. Later, 107 witnesses under oath stated that they saw cold "portraits" falling from a height of no more than a few yards (2-3 m).
1974 - All sugar beet seeds are missing from farms in Worcester and Shropshire. The farmers leveled furrows, scattered poison for the mice, but nothing helped - the grains mysteriously continued to disappear. On farms near Milan, Italy, there have been cases of disappearance of all ripened grain in the fields overnight. These stories (and hundreds of other similar "unexplained" disappearances) might not have been worth remembering if not for one "but". The fact is that sometimes the disappearances mysteriously appear in completely different places: there are cases of the mysterious appearance of these (or other?) Grains in other fields, for example, in 1919 a field in Lincolnshire was sown twice (to the required depth) by "it is not clear who" selected wheat. At the same time, "by itself" a field was sown near Ormskirk (Lancashire) and again - with the same wheat variety.
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There are many known cases of inexplicable appearance of water in enclosed spaces. The word "inexplicable" in this case means that the police, plumbers, scientists, researchers, just curious, even taking apart the walls and ceilings, did not find the cause of the leaks. In early February 1873, whole streams of water from completely dry ceilings for a very long time flooded the furniture and inhabitants of the house in Eccleston (Lancashire). On a farm near Wellesley, Ontario, the roof and ceiling were also dry, but a whole downpour hit the furniture, which moved around the rooms by itself (!).
1955, September - in the house of the Waterman family (literally "Water Man") near Windsor (Vermont), water naturally accumulated on furniture and a tray. Water jets have been pursuing the Martin family since 1963, despite the fact that during this time they have already changed several houses in Mentuna (Massachusetts). Around the same time, puddles began to appear on the floor in the Nuoro hospital (Sardinia) from nowhere.
1919, August 30 - in the house of a rural pastor in Swanton Hovers (Norfolk), refined oil (more precisely, a mixture of kerosene and gasoline) began to ooze into the rooms through the ceilings at a rate of 0.1 quart (0.113 liters) per minute, and on September 2 it was collected 50 gallons (230 L) of oil! On the first day of September, it rained 11 times already from a mixture of methyl alcohol and sandalwood oil (?!) And twice from water. Researchers have not found anything more sensible than to blame all the blame for the hopelessly damaged furniture and building on its inhabitants!
Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich