Stories about mysterious travels to parallel worlds are not uncommon. However, these messages more and more often make you wonder whether such "walks" into other realities are something more.
Interestingly, the theory of teleportation has been developed in scientific circles for a long time - the movement of an object from one place to another in the shortest possible period of time. And in 2011, this mysterious phenomenon was talked about publicly.
In early 2011, the French scientist Luc Montagnier, who received the 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine, shocked the scientific world. He managed to teleport DNA molecules from one tube to another. For this, two isolated test tubes were placed side by side. One contained ordinary water, the other contained DNA molecules. The tube with the molecules was irradiated. Incredibly, less than a day later, the DNA molecules were in a test tube with water! Montagnier is sure: this is only the first step towards the development of the theory of teleportation.
Interestingly, a substitute for radiation can also be strong stress, or negative circumstances, which a person can witness. But after all, most of the stories about strange movements are associated with just such events.
One of the old Mexican manuscripts contains the story that an unknown soldier appeared in the city of Mexico City on October 25, 1593. According to his stories, it was possible to establish that the regiment of the unknown is stationed in the Philippines - 9 thousand miles from Mexico! The soldier claimed that just seconds before his mysterious move, he was on guard duty at the palace of the Governor of the Philippines in Manila and became an unwitting witness to the murder of the ruler. How he ended up in Mexico, the man could not explain. The Inquisition sentenced the unfortunate man to be burned. Only a few months after the execution, the soldier's story was confirmed by merchants who arrived from the Philippines.
An equally mysterious incident occurred in the Belarusian Military District in 1982. During the flight, the mark of the MiG-21 fighter, which took off for weather reconnaissance, disappeared from the radar screens. Searches for the missing plane were unsuccessful. However, what was the surprise of the aviators when the next morning the fighter calmly landed on the runway of the airfield. It is inexplicable, but true - for the pilot, the flight lasted 12 planned minutes.
And in early May 1968, near the town of Chascomus (Argentina), right in front of witnesses, the car of Dr. Gerardo Vidal and his wife disappeared. Friends and relatives began to search. But neither the doctor nor the car could be found. And two days later the man called himself. From the Argentine Consulate in Mexico City, 6,400 miles from where his car disappeared. The Vidal spouses could not explain the mysterious movement. However, they remembered how a bright light flashed before their eyes and a second later they were on a completely unfamiliar track.
A similar case happened in 1999 with a young Italian, whom the American police mistook for a madman, and was taken to a psychiatric clinic in New York. The young man was not dressed for the weather and "tortured" the passengers of meters with conversations in an unknown language. However, the test results showed that the young man is absolutely healthy, but very scared. The young man claimed that just a few minutes ago he was walking down the path to the Tiber. I looked into the water, but instead of my reflection I saw a bright light, and a moment later I found myself lying on the cold floor of the American subway.
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These stories are not isolated. And if earlier people were lost in conjectures, today many scientists are inclined to the version of involuntary teleportation. Researchers have identified several theories for this phenomenon. The first was formulated back in 1899 by the US science fiction writer Ambrose Bierce.
He explained his theory as follows: “Our space is like a knitted sweater: it can be worn, although if you look closely, the sweater consists … of holes. Let's say an ant gets on the sleeve. He can accidentally fall between the loops and find himself in a completely different world for him, where it is dark and stuffy, and instead of the usual spruce needles - warm, soft skin ….
The second theory, developed by Albert Einstein, is based on the existence of the fourth spatial dimension - time. According to this version, space periodically opens black holes of the universe, through which objects from other worlds and so-called alien guests can penetrate to our planet.
Ufologists have been trying to apply Einstein's theory for a long time. They have no doubt that this is how mysterious alien flying vehicles appear on our planet. Often, ufologists associate teleportation with the mass disappearances of earthlings. Scientists are sure that extraterrestrial civilizations have long mastered the technique, if not the discovery of black holes, then at least the process of detecting them.
According to the third theory of Ralph Harrison, put forward by him in 1938, teleportation obeys the laws of meteorology. For example, in Bermuda, anomalous teleportation zones move under the influence of the Gulf Stream. “Similar phenomena can occur in the atmosphere. When the channels between the worlds open, living beings and objects through them move from ours to a parallel world and return back. Imagine yourself … a caterpillar hitting a man's boot.
Suppose you need to get on a different boot - the journey through the leg, pelvis and other leg will take at least a day, and this is life-threatening - it is easy to get off. But then a man accidentally crossed his legs so that you … fell on another boot, having made a journey of 24 hours in an instant!”Explains Ralph Harrison.
However, although it is too early to draw conclusions, the latest developments of scientists have significantly brought the world closer to solving one of the greatest mysteries. Perhaps, soon humanity will be able to master the art of teleportation.