“The difference between past, present and future is only an illusion, but a constant” - Albert Einstein. These days, even respected physicists like Stephen Hawking are forced to admit that time travel can be possible. But have they happened before? There are people who claim to be time travelers.
A visit to the mind of Mars
Seattle-based attorney Andrew Basiago says that when he was a child, he and William Stillings were "chrononauts" on the US government's secret time travel program. This project was called "Pegasus". The program had three goals - to protect Earth from threats from space, to establish territorial sovereignty on Mars, and to accustom the humanoids and animals of Mars to our presence.
Most interesting about Basiago and Stillig's statement, however, is that one of their time-traveling companions was none other than 19-year-old Barack Obama, who called himself "Barry Soetero." In 1980, three guys, along with seven other young men from their Mars courses at Siskiyos College in California (such an institution actually exists), traveled to Mars using a top-secret teleportation room modeled after technical documents. found in Nikola Tesla's apartment after his death. They flew through a field of radiant energy into the tunnel, and when the tunnel closed, they were at their destination.
The White House has officially denied information that Obama ever visited Mars.
American soldier from the future
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In late 2000, messages began to surface on the Internet from a man claiming to be an American soldier from 2036. John Tytor, as he called himself, returned to 1975 with a device installed in a 1987 Chevy Suburban, naturally to get an IBM 5100 computer to fight a computer virus that would destroy the world. Taitor hinted that the world would be mired in conflicts, culminating in a series of Russian nuclear strikes in 2015, killing nearly three billion people.
Taitor's messages suddenly stopped appearing in 2001, but Taitoromania continued. In 2003, a collection of 151 Titor posts on the forums was released under the title "John Titor: The Story of a Time Traveler." Although the books have long been out of print, you can still buy a new copy for a staggering $ 1,775. The second-hand version costs a more modest $ 150. The book was published by the John Tythor Foundation, a non-profit corporation run by Florida-based attorney Lawrence Haber. The Foundation also owns the copyright for the insignia of the Titor military unit "Battle Rattlesnakes", on which the quote from Ovid is visible: tempus edax rerum, which means "time devours everything."
Apparently everything, except for the myth of John Titor.
Jesus' personal photographer
Pellegrino's father Ernetti was a Benedictine monk and a recognized authority on archaic music. He also claimed to have co-authored - along with Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi and German scientist Werner von Braun - the "chronovisor", a device similar to a television set but which can be tuned to events of the past.
According to Ernetti, he watched the last supper and crucifixion of Christ, and also saw Napoleon and Cicero. The team members later voluntarily disassembled the device, because in evil hands it could create "the most terrible dictatorship that has ever existed in the world." To create the device, he said, they were inspired by Nostradamus, who personally told him about the capabilities of the device.
When they demanded proof of him, Ernetti presented a photograph of Christ on the cross, allegedly taken through a time-viewer. After the photograph was noted to be similar to the work of Kullot Valera, Ernetti was forced to admit that the photograph was fake. However, Ernetti insisted that the time vision camera actually existed.
A pilot caught in a parallel dimension
In 1935, the Royal Air Force Wing Commander, Sir Victor Goddard, flew his open-cockpit biplane from Scotland to England for the weekend. On the way, he flew past the Drem airfield near Edinburgh, which was built during the First World War. The runway and four hangars were in poor condition, and barbed wire divided the airstrip into numerous pastures filled with grazing livestock. Returning home a day later, Goddard was caught in a violent storm and lost control of his plane. When he finally managed to get out of the tailspin that could lead to his death, he found himself just a few meters above the rocky beach.
As Goddard climbed again, wading through rain and fog, the sky suddenly filled with sunlight. There was no Drem airfield under it - the farm was gone, and the hangars were no longer decrepit. At the end of the restored runway were four bright yellow aircraft and one unfamiliar monoplane. They were surrounded by mechanics in blue overalls, although Goddard knew that British Air Force mechanics always wore brown uniforms.
Has Goddard, believed to be one of the founders of the British Air Force, confused his location, as some skeptics believe? Or was he time-traveling? Goddard died in 1987, so we may never know the truth. Unless, of course, he comes back from the past to tell us everything.
Sole survivor of the Philadelphia experiment
In the fall of 1943, the USS Eldridge allegedly became invisible and teleported from Pennsylvania to Virginia during what became known as the Philadelphia Experiment. Of course, this incident did not actually take place, but that did not stop Alfred Bilek from gaining prominence as the sole survivor of the Eldridge's crew. His memories were "buried" until he saw the film "The Philadelphia Experiment" in 1988, at which time he "remembered" that he was born in 1916 and his name was Ed Cameron.
Under the name Cameron, in 1940, he became a member of a naval project called Project Rainbow, whose goal was to figure out how to make ships invisible. For reasons not entirely clear, intelligence agents later sent Cameron through a portal in the Pentagon to Alpha Centauri One, where aliens interrogated him and then "physically regressed" into the state of one-year-old Al Bilek in 1927. Bilek later claimed that he became the director of mind control for Project Montauk, whose members traveled through time vortexes in the 1980s and altered the results of various wars. When they returned to their time, they had to decide if they made a difference for the better. If not, they would simply restore the status quo.
Hakan Nordqvist met himself from the future
On August 30, 2006, 36-year-old Hakan Nordqvist came home to find that the floor in his kitchen was flooded with water. Assuming there was a leak, he gathered his tools and crawled under the sink, but was unable to reach the pipe. He explained what happened next: “I needed to get inside the closet, and when I did, I found that the closet didn't end. So I kept crawling further and further into the closet. At the end of the tunnel, I saw a light, and when I got to it, I realized that I was in the future."
In 2042, to be precise, in which Nordqvist met his 72-year-old self. To his surprise, Nordqvist from the future knew what only he could know, such as where he hid his secrets in first grade. Both Nordqvists even had the same tattoo, although from the future Nordqvist it faded a little. The men were photographed on the phone of the young Nordqvist. From the photograph, which turned out to be the only one taken by Nordqvist in 2042, it followed that Nordqvist was expecting some physical changes, in particular, he was supposed to grow a couple of centimeters over the next 36 years.
The woman who visited the Queen's memories
On August 10, 1901, Anne Moberly and Eleanor Jorden - both of whom taught at St Hugh's College, Oxford - spent a full day at Versailles. While searching for the Little Trianon, they got lost. They began to feel strange, as if something was oppressing them. Two men in long green coats and cocked hats led them across the bridge, where Moberly saw a woman in 18th century clothing, who was sitting on a chair and painting.
Back in England, the women investigated this mystery. None of them knew anything about France in the 18th century, so imagine their surprise when they discovered a painting of Marie Antoinette and realized that it was her Moberly saw behind the sketches. The Queen was sitting near the Petit Trianon at the very moment when she learned that the crowd of Parisians was heading towards Versailles.
The women were convinced that they would have fallen into the memories of Marie Antoinette. Under the pseudonyms Miss Morison and Miss Lamont, they published an account of their experiences called "Adventure." This book became a bestseller. It was not until the 1950s - by this time Jourdain and Moberly were both long dead - that a study of their correspondence with members of the Society of Parapsychology showed that women added numerous details to their reports after they had done their research.
Alien troops abducting children
Michael and Stephanie Relfe report that aliens using fractal time technology abducted them and "stole" their daughter, who was born two months ahead of schedule. But the worst part is that according to their website, the same can happen to us.
We can prevent this, however, by prayer and acknowledging the signs of abduction: exhaustion, bruises, missing time, and areas of the body that appear bright when viewed in black light. The Alien abduction stories of the Relfs seem a little vague, but their understanding of the technology behind it seems surprisingly comprehensive. Aliens, relying on the help of the US military, use portals, teleporters, travel to other dimensions, fractal resonance and even magic to travel through time and space.
Other misfortunes used by aliens include vaccinations, fluoride, and genetically modified foods, all of which damage our metaphysical abilities and prevent us from fighting "attempts at occupation by predatory hyperdimensional species" or at least our ability to understand what is about. say the Relfs.
People who foresaw the bombing
In 1932, German newspaper reporter J. Bernard Hutton and photographer Joachim Brandt allegedly visited a Hamburg shipyard to interview for their article. As they left, they heard the hum of aircraft engines. Looking up, they saw a sky filled with warplanes. Bombs began to detonate around them, and within a short time, the area turned into a raging hell.
Brandt took photographs of the destruction and they drove back to Hamburg, but when the film was developed there was no evidence of the attack. Their editor accused the men of being drunk and ignored their story. After that, Hatton moved to London, where he allegedly saw a newspaper article in 1943 about the RAF raid on Hamburg. The attached photographs show the shipyard as he saw it with Brandt 11 years ago.
In fact, British aircraft bombed Hamburg in 1943. In a series of raids known as Operation Gomorrah, an estimated 550-600 bombs were dropped that turned the city into a firestorm, killing 40,000 people. This was the first large-scale destruction of a major city in World War II. After that, no one else heard of Hutton and Brandt.
Space Barbie
Due to her thin waist, large breasts and doll-like facial features, Valeria Lukyanova was called a “living Barbie”. She insists, however, that she is a real time traveler alien who came to Earth to save the world from superficiality. Ukraine-based Lukyanova - she says her spiritual name sounds like Amatue - became famous on the Internet in 2012 after the release of her 20-minute video, Space Barbie, in which she said she was here to help us transition. from the role of “human consumer” to the role of “demigod-human”.
Lukyanova said she began seeing spirits from “other dimensions” when she was 12 or 13 years old and developed the ability to transcend her body and travel to other planets and other universes. She communicates with otherworldly beings not with words, but with the help of the "language of light". Although she has already published a book about her astral travels, Lukyanova's real goal is to become a pop star.
And the Grammy gets the Amathue for Best Performance in the Language of Light.