1975, Galipoli Peninsula (Turkey). General Hamilton sent parts of the British Norfolk Regiment to help the Allies to capture Constantinople. A strange cloud thickened on the road in front of the marching column about height 60. Several hundred soldiers rashly entered it
Then the cloud lifted off the ground and floated away towards Bulgaria. The soldiers who entered it were never seen again. After the surrender of Turkey, when the question of the prisoners was discussed, the last hope of finding them disappeared. It turned out that the Turks did not take anyone prisoner in that area …
1924, Iraq. Royal Air Force pilots Day and Stewart make an emergency landing in the desert. Their tracks leading from the plane were clearly visible in the sand. But soon they broke off … The pilots themselves could not be found, although there were no quicksands or abandoned wells around the emergency landing site … There were no sandstorms that day …
“… It happened on January 20, 1973, - a resident of the village of Kratovo near Moscow informs us. - I was then incomplete fifteen years old. I liked to walk alone in the forest.
It was cold that day - about 22 degrees below zero, sunny and calm. Nothing special happened around me, at least I don't remember anything like that. And yet something happened, because suddenly it became dark, and I realized that I was lying in the snow, and above me the starry sky. No hat, my whole face is somehow sticky, my hands too … I got up, as if half-forgotten, and wandered home. And there … In short, it turned out that they had been looking for me for three days already. When my mother saw me, she fainted.
I was covered in blood - my face, my hands … But when they washed me, it turned out that there was not a scratch on my body. I didn't even get frostbitten!.. How did the unconscious boy manage to survive in the forest (without a hat!) For three days in 22-degree frost? Whose blood was on the teenager? Alas, there are no reliable answers to all these questions. One of the explanations - spontaneous teleportation.
This term means spontaneous transfer of an object from one point in space and time to another. Perhaps this is fiction, like other hypotheses that we offer the reader of this book. But this opinion is shared by many scientists, therefore it is interesting for us to approach the solution of the mysteries of extinction from this point of view.
Researcher T. Faminskaya, who was also a supporter of teleportation, who was studying a similar case that took place in 1989, describes such a case that happened in 1989. Lidia Nikolaevna, an elderly lady who was already resting in a sanatorium near Moscow, became a victim of a natural phenomenon. On that day, she, as usual, reached the forest and moved along its edge, occasionally bending down for russula. Suddenly my heart ached.
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The woman took out the medicine, threw the pill under her tongue and continued on her way. After a dozen more steps, she raised her head and saw the belfry of an abandoned church. The strangeness was that this building was located in a neighboring village - five kilometers from the sanatorium. The puncture in the heart apparently captured the moment of the transfer. And if the way "there" took Lydia Nikolaevna ten minutes of a leisurely pace, then she had to return to the ward about two hours …
Two more similar cases took place in the Chekhov District of the Moscow Region. And during the work of the research group in the northeast of the capital (according to T. Faminskaya), two people disappeared right before the eyes of their comrades. They appeared in exactly the same place, but a day later. As you can see, there are plenty of reports of disappearances and "spontaneous movements".
It is even logical to assume that such incidents occur even more often. Indeed, in the forest, where one tree looks like another, people may not notice the moment of "transfer" and, suddenly finding themselves in an unfamiliar place, come to the conclusion that they are simply lost.
The question is: is it worth believing in such fantastic stories at all? The answer, perhaps, lies in the famous Schrödinger's paradox. In reality, the structure of the atom is much more complex than the planetary model of Rutherford with electrons revolving around the nucleus suggests to us. At the dawn of the century, physicists discovered that electrons have the mysterious property of disappearing in one orbit and immediately appearing in another.
In order to somehow explain this phenomenon of the microworld, scientists were forced to admit that elementary particles can exist both in the form of corpuscles and in the form of a wave. The famous Louis de Broglie also suggested that each particle corresponds to a wave that fills all space.
The amplitude of this wave is maximum where the particle is most likely located. But at any moment without a visible transition, she can change location. Isn't it teleportation?..
One of the founders of quantum physics, the Austrian scientist Erwin Schrödinger, reflecting on the strange behavior of particles, set up a thought experiment in 1935 that still confuses the minds. “Suppose,” said Schrödinger, “there is a cat in a closed box. There is also a Geiger counter, a can of poisonous gas and a radioactive particle.
If the latter manifests itself as a corpuscle, the radioactivity counter will go off, turn on the can of gas, and the cat will die. If the particle behaves like a wave, the counter will not react, and the animal will accordingly survive. What can you say about a cat looking at a closed box?"
From an everyday point of view, a cat is either alive or not. But the laws of quantum physics assume that a cat is both alive and dead at the same time with a probability of 0.5. And such a strange state of it will continue until some observer removes this uncertainty by looking into the box. Schrödinger himself was not happy when he launched such an abstraction into circulation. Scientists from all countries were alarmed.
So, for a given point of reference, a person can be half alive, half dead, or half here, half there? Scientific ideologists in the USSR were especially indignant about this, where, as you remember, almost universal atheism reigned. After all, it turned out that quantum physics admitted the existence of God - the very outside observer, on which the state of humanity depends, living in a "box" called the Earth!
Gradually everything calmed down a little. Experts agreed that the laws of the microcosm should not be transferred to the macrocosm. In other words, what is allowed for an electron is not for a person. But recently physicist David Richard of the University of Massachusetts showed that quantum physics extends not only to elementary particles, but also to molecules that already belong to the macrocosm.
Then Christopher Monroe from the Institute of Standards and Technology (USA) experimentally showed the reality of the paradox •: "Schrödinger's cat" at the atomic level. The experiment looked like this: scientists took a helium atom and with a powerful laser pulse tore off one of its two electrons.
The resulting helium ion was immobilized by lowering its temperature to almost absolute zero. The electron remaining in orbit had two possibilities - either to rotate clockwise or counterclockwise. But physicists deprived him of his choice, braking the particle with the same laser beam.
It was then that an incredible event happened. The helium atom bifurcated, realizing itself in both states at once: in one, the electron was spinning clockwise, in the other - counterclockwise … And although the distance between these objects was only 83 nanometers (you cannot see through a school microscope), the traces were clearly visible in the interference picture both atoms.
It was the real physical equivalent of Schrödinger's cat, which is both alive and dead at the same time. According to some enthusiasts, now nothing prevents to assert that not only micro-, but also macrosystems (for example, a person!) Under certain conditions are capable of bifurcating or, like an electron, disappearing in one place and appearing in another.
Isn't this secret owned by Kim Doo Ok, the famous martial artist from Seoul, who recently passed away at the age of 88? A puny physique, from the ground to the top of the head, not a full one and a half meters, this old man in a matter of seconds laid the most powerful opponents on the carpet.
The China Herald, a Chinese newspaper, reported that a frame-by-frame view of the video footage that took place during this master's fights clearly shows Kim disappearing in one place, leaving only a fading silhouette there, and then reappearing in another. And while the enemy continued to attack the "mirage", the maestro could only do a light sweep …
I would like to believe that sooner or later scientists will unravel the mystery of teleportation and be able to create real devices that instantly transfer any objects to any distance. Without a doubt, this will be one of the greatest accomplishments in human history. Perhaps for this to happen, today only the "Einsteinian ignoramus" is lacking.
Recall. Albert Einstein was once asked how and by whom discoveries are made? He replied: “Everyone knows that this is impossible. But then an ignoramus appears who does not know this. It is he who makes the discovery …"