Photos That Can Prove Time Travel Is Real

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it. There are a wide variety of photographs and videos that have been presented as evidence of

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, ranging from truly strange artifacts to mind-blowing historical paintings. We're going to investigate the best of the best and, best of all, discover how legendary physicist Albert Einstein discovered that time travel is scientifically possible and the shocking

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d him right H aboard the chronomatic amazement 3000 and let's travel back in time, time traveling to the past sounds great, but with the diseases, the primitive bathrooms and the lack of Wi-Fi, I definitely wouldn't want to be stuck there, however, if we accept the slightly crazy idea While time travel can and does happen, it's fair to assume that a lot can go wrong while time traveling and what could be worse for a time traveler than losing a watch.

Well, some people believe something like that really happened. Let me explain that in 2008 an archaeologist discovered a 400-year-old clock. Ancient tomb in China, the tomb had been sealed for centuries, but inside, encased between dirt and rocks, they found a ring carved into the unmistakable shape of a wristwatch, strangest of all, it even had the word Swiss engraved on it. on the side, now wristwatches did not have it. It wasn't invented when the tomb was sealed, much less miniature clocks like these, and Switzerland didn't even exist as a country until 1848, so the mysterious depiction of a Swiss clock led to some interesting theories, firstly that the person buried in the tomb was a time traveler who traveled to the past with the ring and left it behind.

Second theory that the time traveler was absolutely tiny and the ring was his full size watch and the third theory was a more skeptical view. Skeptics argued that although the tomb had not been officially opened more than 400 years ago, someone must have broken in and lost the ring before the archaeologist arrived. This theory seems more likely than time travel, but others have argued that archaeologists tend to be pretty good at determining whether a tomb is properly sealed and apparently nothing had been stolen from the tomb as might be expected from an intruder of this kind. guy.

The harshest critics, although suggesting that the discovery may never have happened, while the news was shared by semi-reliable news outlets such as the Daily Mail, information was somewhat scarce and there have been no official updates since doubts were raised. about the authenticity of the story. These contradictory points mean that the mystery has not been officially solved, so at this point it is up to you to decide for sure whether the ring is evidence of a clumsy grave robber. an unfortunate time traveler who never returned home or a very creative journalist, but just wait until the world finds out about the Rolex toen Commons.

Mom was found using text messages over time. A watch that bends time is one thing, but how about a cell phone that has appeared in the past, the long-awaited one was painted by Ferdinand Vault Mueller in 1860, but experienced a resurgence and popularity in 2017. After people noticed that the item is clearly texting, some online commenters claimed this was proof of time travel and one even edited the item. in the girl's hand, so it emits light like a telephone, these remarkably convincing semi-altered

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went viral, so an Austrian art expert named Gerald Vine Bolter quickly set the record straight by explaining that in the original of Vold Mueller, the woman is actually holding a small prayer book.

It's not an iPhone, the woman is flipping through sentences, not swiping tenderly, but the pose is remarkably similar and I can tell you that I know plenty of people for whom their phone and the social media apps on it are like a religion, yet the Vault Mueller article. It is not the only painting that has been used as proof of time travel. This mural was painted by Umberto Romano in 1937 in honor of William Pinzon, a settler who founded Springfield, Massachusetts. The pensioner's Jazzy pink shirt is supposed to be the central focus of the panning, but most people. are more interested in its depiction of a Native American man scrolling around on what looks uncannily like an iPhone, so the takeaway here is that it's definitely not a prayer book, well, historians have explained that it's supposed to the mysterious object is probably a hand mirror or an ax head, like them.

Both were common trade items at the time and hand mirrors were particularly valued by the natives; However, the way the native man holds the object is so telephonic that it is not difficult to imagine that the man is actually a time traveler in disguise, live tweeting Williams' arrival or taking a selfie in his daring outfit, In addition to these paintings, there is also photographic evidence that seems to suggest the existence of technology in Time Travelers, such as this photo of a factory worker in 1911, the man certainly appears to be browsing Reddit during his lunch break, but skeptics have noted I realize that you can't actually see what he's holding and that he could be looking at a notebook or a pocket watch with all these alternative explanations, it's fair to say that the photo is not concrete evidence of time travel, but still I can't help it. but i wonder what people in the 1900s would be texting if phones existed hey doll face you're a real gua, you want to VOD Ville and relax.

Stranger Supernatural If Hollywood has taught us anything about time travel it's that a time traveler is not supposed to interfere with the past and meeting your ancestors or saving someone's life can create a paradox that affects the present unfortunately or rather fortunately, sometime travelers do not obey these rules and in 2019, HRH Ben G ye's life was saved by a man who he believes traveled through Surprisingly, that very moment was caught on CCTV. This footage shows HRH standing next to a market in a Donna turkey when a stranger taps him on the shoulder while Sadar turns to talk to the man who was standing in front of the open hatch of a swinging truck. towards him, the stranger's warning gave Sedar enough time to avoid a fatal collision with the hatch, but when Sedar turned to thank him for saving his life, he had disappeared into thin air.

When the images were posted online, the mystery man was dubbed a guardian angel who traveled back in time to save Sardar's life. Unfortunately, the stranger has not stepped forward to confirm or deny these theories, so we still don't know who he is, if he knew the hatch was going to turn his radar, or how he disappeared after the incident. Now, that is a real mystery, a list of evidence that if Time Travelers exist, they have done a great job of keeping a low profile, yet some of them are clearly hiding in plain sight because there is photographic evidence that The most famous celebrities in the world are capable of traveling in time.

Jay-Z has 99 problems, but time travel wasn't solved in 2013, when the New York Public Library shared a photo of a man who looked exactly like Jay-Z on a Harlem Street corner in 1939. two men they look incredibly similar and are both from New York, although unfortunately we can't know if 1939 Jay-Z can deliver bars as memorable as his modern counterpart. The rapper isn't the only notable whose davel ganger has appeared in the past. Eddie Murphy's comedy career began in the 1970s, but it turns out he's been around much longer. This photo from the 1920s shows a man who looks exactly like Murphy and the anonymous figure even shares his mustache.

The resemblance between these men is uncanny, but some people have more of a double Vladimir Putin first became president of Russia in 2000, but this photo from the 1920s makes it look like he's been serving his country for more than a hundred years. This Russian soldier looks like Putin, but this photo was taken. Just after the end of World War I, Putin also has another historical lookalike who was photographed in 1941 fighting for Russia during World War II. Now Putin wasn't born until 1952 and never served in the Russian military, but when you compare his appearance to these mysterious Soldiers, the resemblance is uncanny, this has led to accusations that Putin is a time traveler who enjoys fighting in historical wars. from Russia or a vampire who has been alive for hundreds of years, but what do you think about it?

Post your theories about Putin in the comments below. Hammer's stop time While many supposed time travel artifacts can be easily explained, some mysterious objects are much more puzzling In 1936, a couple from London, Texas, discovered this firsthand after going for a walk and stumbling with a Hammer hand trapped inside a rock when They showed their discovery to some experts and determined that it was probably a type of hammer used by American blacksmiths in the late 19th century, when the hammer's owners had the surrounding rock analyzed in a laboratory and they reportedly discovered that it had formed over 100 million years ago when Earth was ruled by the T-Rex.

The fact that an ancient Rock surrounded the 19th-century Hammer convinced some people that a time traveler took the tool back in time and lost it or that it was evidence of a long-lost ancient megacivilization, however, geologists . They soon postulated a more rational theory: they explained that if someone dropped the hammer into a crack in the Cretaceous rock, minerals could gradually form around the object in just a few hundred years; to the untrained eye, this layer of minerals would appear. would look exactly like the rest of the rock. Cretaceous rock, although formed much more recently, the London Hammer is currently owned by a private collector who claims it is evidence of an ancient society, but refuses to allow scientists to conduct further tests on the minerals surrounding the tool, If you ask me, it's a pretty big red.

He points out that his theory is a bunch of nonsense, but boy is it not. It's fun to imagine that the hammer was used by Time Travelers who wanted to fight hand-to-hand against long-dead sneaker-headed dinosaurs. In 2016, an archaeologist discovered something completely strange: a 1,500-year-old man. pair of sneakers, these ancient artifacts were found in the Alai Mountains of Mongolia and closely resembled footwear designs from Anidas and K Swiss. However, it's not hard to see why people interpreted this find as evidence of a slipper head that traveled back in time and found its destination in ancient Mongolia. Archaeologists later explained that when they properly examined the discovery in a laboratory, they found that the so-called sneakers that tests confirmed had been produced over a millennium ago were actually a pair of Hands-On leather boots that were typical from the striped era.

The patterns are not as modern as you might think, with examples of striped clothing even described in the Hebrew Bible and striped socks like these worn by the ancient Egyptians, so while this fashion choice is little more than a coincidence in its resemblance to Adidas, it is not the The only time a historical individual has been accused of wearing modern sneakers, this 16 19 52 painting is Portrait of a Boy by Ferdinand B. The piece was exhibited in the National Gallery of London in 2019 and during the exhibition many visitors joked that the white branding on the children's shoes looked a lot like the Nike logo.

The National Gallery even posted about this observation on Twitter asking their followers to spot the modern detail in the piece. After this post went viral, some people online began suggesting that the boy was actually wearing Nike sneakers in these time travels. Theories about the shoe were bolstered by the exchange of edited photographs that rotated the white patch to make it look even more like Nike Tech. Eventually, art experts weighed in, explaining that the white mark on the boy's shoe is not the logo. of a brand, it is a sock and they explained that 17th century shoes were often designed with small holes in the sides that revealed the wearer's socks, so children's antique shoes turned out to be more suitable for a formal dance in the Royal Court than for a three-point contest on a futuristic basketball court. fashion when we look through history we can identify different time periods by their different fashion trends cavemen wore furs, the romans wore toas and men in the 1940s wore tailored suits and hats apart from this guy, nowThese hipster sunglasses, a printed t-shirt and a digital camera don't look out of place in a modern coffee shop, but incredibly this photo was taken in British Columbia back in 1941.

The man's fit just doesn't fit the era at all and Conspiracy theorists have argued that his futuristic fashion is evidence that he was a time traveler, the man definitely doesn't look like your average 40-year-old gentleman, but there may first be a logical explanation for his fashion choices. The Time Traveler's apparent printed T-shirt is actually, almost certainly, a knitted sweater bearing the brand's logo. Montreal Maroons and the Old Pro Hockey team that used to compete in the NHL. The Maroons completely disbanded in 1947, so it's unlikely that a man from the future will own one of their jerseys.

Also, man's sunglasses may be seen as a modern accessory, but in reality, they were widely available in the '40s. Life magazine called sunglasses a new fashion in 1938, so this guy could have bought easily a pair in 1941. Similarly, the man's camera might look modern, but small cameras like the Codec 35 Rangefinder were widely available to the public in 1941 and you could have bought one at any electronics store. All of this evidence strongly suggests that the man's suit could have been purchased in the '40s, so he's probably just a stylish guy for whom the only thing that defies time is his unique and timeless wardrobe.

There's a suit that's legitimately worn by real-time travelers in our world, but you'll have to stick around later to find out what's nonfiction. Now, the next piece of evidence isn't just a photo of a grandmother, it's a The Complete Book Futility is a fictional novel written by Morgan Robertson in 1898 and the plot follows a British ship called the Titan that sinks in the Atlantic Ocean. North after hitting an iceberg. It sounds vaguely familiar when the book was published. It was a moderate success, but received a new wave of attention 14 years after its publication when the RMS Titanic sank in exactly the same way that Robertson's book perfectly predicted the disaster and there are some incredible similarities between the Titanic and the fictional Titan, the fictional and the non-fictional.

The two fictional ships were luxury liners that were considered unsinkable; However, both sank in the Atlantic Ocean in April and in both cases there were not enough lifeboats to save all the passengers, these similarities are quite striking, which is why when the Titanic sank in 1912, many people accused Robertson being a time traveler who knew tragedy was going to happen. Morgan claimed that the similarities were purely coincidental and that his book was based on his extensive knowledge of shipbuilding and his belief that an iceberg was the most likely path for a luxury liner to sink, however, not everyone was convinced and Conspiracy theorists still compare the uselessness of the cover to paintings from the Titanic to prove the existence of time travel.

It's pretty creepy, so let me know what you think in the comments below. Strange interference in 2020 to Tik. tocker named sarius received a call from a time traveler sending him a warning from the past hope he does it again contact the time council tell them he escaped and is looking for me in the tragedies 265 squar this Tik Tok is filmed while driving Wen gong Australia and listening to a classical radio station called Fine Music Sydney while trying to play Mozart, his radio started getting some interference as a crackling voice said he was in contact with the Time Council along with a warning about tragedies. on sna aquarius's Tic Tac while viewers theorized that the radio was picking up interference from time travelers transmitting secret information, even skeptical commentators struggled to find a rational explanation for the transmission until Fine Music Sydney contacted sarius and suggested a very unexpected solution to the mystery they explained. that when her radio started receiving the spooky transmission, she must have been driving past the escape bar, a wall escape room, and the gong, why one of her puzzles requires players to pick up an FM radio and find a secret frequency that will display a message from a time traveler in quotes, it turns out that this message is playing on 102.5 FM, the same frequency used by Fine Music Sydney.

Usually the breakout bar transmits the message at a low power level so that no one outside the escape room can tune it, however, on this occasion. looks like they admitted it with the wrong power settings, allowing the transmission range to extend beyond the building and reach Aquarius's car, inadvertently placing her at the center of a time travel mystery, futuristic fan, let's move on to a truly eternal battle between two powerful forces back in 1995. Mike Tyson finished a three-year stint in prison before returning to the ring to fight Pat McNeely at the MGM Grand. Tyson's comeback was a big event, but today it was overshadowed by a guy in the crowd who seemed to be taking

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of Tyson with a smartphone (none of the cell phones primi in 1995 could take photos, leading theorists online to believe that a time traveler attended the iconic fight and used a smartphone to take some photographs in 2020 Mike Tyson publicly acknowledged this theory on his podcast and admitted that the site had scared him.

However, when someone shared the image with him, skeptics have argued that the mystery man's device is probably just a small camcorder like the Logitech Photom Man. These camcorders were available in the 9s and their portable designs closely resemble the device. of the man, as well as sharing a vaguely similar. form factor with modern smartphones, this certainly seems the most likely explanation, although to be honest, if I were a time traveler, I couldn't think of many better sporting events to travel to than a Mike Tyson fight in the 90s, answering calls, let's continue with the The idea of ​​time by folding mobile phones.

This photo from 1943 shows a group of soldiers on a street in Rikic Iceland while a man in a trench coat talks on a mobile phone in the background. Mobile phones did not exist in the 40s. Some people believe that the man is a time traveler or a wartime spy using some secret technology. These theories are quite interesting, but skeptics have pointed out that there is no way to test them and the man could also be doing something much less interesting, like picking some. wax from her ear Grandma's photo is definitely not conclusive, but there is actual video evidence of someone talking on a cell phone back in 1928 this clip is behind-the-scenes footage from the circus a Charlie Chaplain movie from the 1920s side of a cell phone in a silent movie is pretty crazy, but experts have presented a compelling hypothesis that doesn't involve time travel.

In 1924, the communications technology company, Sees, invented a portable hearing aid that consisted of a voice amplifier. microphone that the user held near his or her ear. It mimics the way we use our cell phones, so experts agree that the mystery woman was probably using one of these devices or a similar brand. This definitely seems to be the most likely explanation for the images, but I am personally disappointed that the lady is not a grandmother who travels through time and hands out sweets to historical figures across space and time. The New Cathedral of Salamona is an impressive building. in Spain which was built between 1513 and 1733 the façade of the cathedral is covered in ornate carvings with representations of mythical creatures, historical figures and unmistakable image of an astronaut Now, how exactly does an astronaut end up carved into a 500 year old building ?

Is it just a coincidence? Well, no, he's definitely an astronaut, but here's why he's there. It turns out that the cathedral was restored. A restaurateur named Jono García was put in charge of the project. It is traditional for restorers to add new details to an old building as a signature and the government of Salamanca allowed Gono to add some modern carvings to the façade, including a gargoyle eating ice cream and an astronaut. floating in space, however, these modern carvings perfectly replicate the style of the cathedral's original façade, so it really looks like a time traveler traveled back to the year 1500 to sculpt the mystery of Migos, if the journey in the time definitely existed, we would all want to visit the construction of the pyramids, the dinosaurs and a certain Austrian nursery in 1889, however, this supposed time traveler returned to France in the 1940s and helped defeat the powers of the A and gave a touch to celebrate.

Now, if you are a hip-hop dance trends enthusiast like me, you will know that dabbing became popular in 2015 and our great-grandparents definitely weren't banging them in the 1940s. This has convinced some netizens that the British soldier in This viral image is a time traveler, as expected, the photo has a more rational explanation. It turns out that D-Day and D doesn't mean dab and these hardened soldiers are actually pampered actors working as extras in the movie Dunkirk, director Christopher Nolan hired over 6,000 extras to portray the soldiers in his movie and before Someone altered this photo with a black and white filter clearly showing one of them rubbing themselves together to celebrate the end of a long day on set, instead of a victory in Europe, this footage of a Fortnite moon landing dance, albeit completely real , totally real fake fossils in 2016, claimed a British newspaper called Express. that archaeologists had found something remarkably strange during an excavation in Austria the object looked a lot like a cell phone from the 1990s but when archaeologists dated it in a laboratory they discovered that it was more than 800 years old and also determined that its keyboard was written in cuniform ancient form of writing that was used 5,500 years ago in the Middle East, the express implied that the cuniform keyboard was evidence of time travel;

However, when his article went viral online, an artist named Carl Vine Gartner stepped forward to explain that the artifact was actually one of his sculptures. Vine Gardner created the sculpture in 2012, but when he posted photos of it on online, in a conspiracy began to republish them along with the false story about the Austrian archaeologists, when the Express reported their story in 2016, unfortunately they did not share the real origin of the artifact despite As the Express is a popular newspaper, a has often been guilty of presenting false sensationalist headlines like this, so remember, be careful where you get your news from, while old Nokia phones may be ultra durable and very versatile, their range of specifications doesn't last long.

As far as we know, a similarly sensational incident occurred in 2009 when an N64 controller from the 9 was allegedly discovered fossilized in a rock. The conspiracy went crazy pointing out that it takes at least 10,000 years for fossils to form and that's why the time travel beacons were turned on. Again, the device and its casing were actually created by an artist named Christopher Lock as part of his modern fossil exhibit. Lock created the exhibit by taking pieces of technology from different decades and casting them in concrete. Lock's fossilized airpods and brick phones were sculpted in a workshop, but similar artifacts were created accidentally.

An example of this occurred in 2020, when a web user shared a selection of a genuine Nokia phone that they had found encased in a rock when the post went viral, no one was sure how it got trapped inside the rock. One theory of the rock is that Construction workers must have accidentally poured liquid mortar on a lost phone while cementing a road. This theory has not been proven, but it would explain how the cell phone became trapped inside the stone, or so the Time Travelers' cold calls would have done. We believe in true time travel so far we have debunked many false evidence of time travel, but could time travel really be possible when it comes to science?

Well, surprisingly yes, now, full disclaimer, scientists haven't figured out how to travel to the past, but back in 1905, Albert Einstein proved that traveling to the future is possible. It turns out that this is the most convincing photo that can prove that time travel is real because this board contains Einstein's theory of special relativity. This theory and its counterpart general relativity are quite famous, but most people don't know which parts ofThese theories detail how the speed at which an object travels and its distance from a massive gravitational source like Earth can affect how the object experiences time.

The rationally minded manufacturers of some of the early GPS satellites thought so too when they shipped their satellites that featured atomic clocks with Nan accuracy, they were amazed by what they found within minutes of activation compared to the clocks they had on the Earth: The internal clocks of the satellites were running very slightly Faster by a factor sufficient to render GPS readings useless in a matter of hours GPS readings were inaccurate by tens of miles from that point GPS satellites had to have tracking systems built-in compensation because they inadvertently demonstrated that Einstein's theory is It is correct to be specific about how Einstein's theory of special relativity states that an object that moves faster relative to another will experience time more slowly.

The theory of general relativity, meanwhile, tells us that time runs faster for an object the farther it is from a source of gravity. two seemingly opposite principles working together in space don't quite cancel out and general relativity tends to win when it comes to things orbiting the Earth, this means that objects orbiting the Earth generally experience time moving faster than on Earth, unless they are orbiting a On the contrary, much faster than the Earth rotates. Einstein calculated that if you escaped Earth's gravity in a futuristic spaceship and flew into deep space at 95% the speed of light for 10 years, something mind-blowing would happen thanks to time dilation at those high speeds.

You would have experienced those times slower than people on Earth, meaning those 10 years for you would have equaled 32 years for those Earthlings. It's quite difficult to understand, but because of all this, we can say that Time Travelers do indeed walk the Earth. being every person who has spent an extended period in space like they can't get any refrigerator anymore, right, save some for the rest of us, space fairing, time travel, well, with that physics left, Lon, it's time to conclude our look. On the photos that supposedly prove time travel exists, do you think I debunked all the photos or do you still believe that time travelers walk among us?

Let me know in the comments below and thanks for watching.