Teleportation, a phenomenon that almost everyone has heard about, instantaneous movement in space, known to many from science fiction films or books.
Many people know the phenomenon of teleportation is the ability to move in space and time. Perhaps this is the most amazing human phenomenon. Scientists know absolutely nothing about teleportation. Interestingly, in most cases this happens involuntarily, regardless of the person's desire. Here are some well-known cases of teleportation.
The very first recorded teleportation occurred on October 25, 1593. On this day, a Spanish soldier was on guard duty in the capital of the Philippines, Manila. Before he could blink an eye, he found himself in the capital of Mexico, Mexico City. The soldier was immediately arrested and taken to the courthouse. There he told his story, which, of course, no one believed. But a few months later, news arrived from Manila, fully confirming the words of the soldier. Why is this happening? Can teleportation be controlled?
In 1968, Geraldo Vidal was driving in Argentina with his wife. Suddenly something happened and they found themselves in France. At the same time, their car was very badly burned. How it happened, the couple did not understand.
There are, however, people who can teleport and move things around at will. Sri Sathya Sai Baba, a resident of South India, achieved the highest "art of teleportation". With just one wave of his hand, he can teleport almost any object. Even professional illusionists cannot explain this. One of the most famous cases of teleportation involves the Venerable Mary, a nun from a monastery in Spain. From 1620 to 1631 she was repeatedly transferred to South America, where she was engaged in missionary work - she converted the Indians to Christianity. For a long time, no one believed her. In 1622 a priest was sent to South America. In his letter to the Pope, he said that someone had introduced the Indians to the Christian faith before him. The Indians themselves claimed that a "woman in blue" came to them, who told them about Christianity.
The phenomenon of teleportation should also include many mysterious disappearances of people who are trying to explain with quite ordinary reasons - abductions, etc. But there are also cases that cannot be explained. For example, a story that happened in 1924. Two British pilots crashed in a desolate desert in Iraq. A rescue team that searched for the pilots reported that traces of both men were found near the crash site, which suddenly broke off after a few tens of meters.
Traveling through space is not the most amazing thing. It also happens that one can only call time travel. In 1912, a strange man, dressed in the fashion of the 18th century, unexpectedly appeared in one of the coupes of the London - Glasgow express in Great Britain. For a long time he could not come to his senses, he constantly asked: "Where am I?" The passengers in this compartment - the nurse and the inspector from Scotland Yard - were just as scared. The inspector immediately went for the conductor, and when he returned, this man was gone. The nurse fainted.
Since the strange stranger managed to introduce himself as Pimp Drake, the inspector decided to investigate. He found out that in the 18th century a man with that name died in Chetnem. The inspector even managed to find out that a few days before his death, Pimp suddenly disappeared, and when he returned, he talked about how he got into the "devil's carriage", full of fire. After that, the poor man lost his mind.
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