Time travel's been one of man's wildest fantasies for centuries. It's long been a popular trend in movies and fiction. Time travel is one of the most mysterious science fiction theories that people have. Many believe the government hast the ability to time travel but aren’t yet sharing it with the public. Others believe that there’s no way time travel is possible and that if it were, we would know by now because we would have been contacted by someone from the future! But perhaps we have! Every so often, someone might notice a picture that just doesn’t seem right throughout history. Here is a collection of those pictures that prove that time travel exists!

#10: Travelling Hipster

This was one of the first photographs to appear that made people really think that time travel is possible. Many of the men are wearing hats and professional looking clothing while this guy has a sweater and a t-shirt on. He’s also rocking some seriously modern shades and even has a pocket sized camera around his neck!

#9: The 19th Century Astronaut

This sculpture of an astronaut can be seen on a church building that was built between the 1600s and 1800s. Why on Earth would they have such a sculpture on this building? Were they visited by a time travelling astronaut? Or did someone have a wild imagination about space travel ahead of their time? If you thought that was weird, you will really freak about on this next one…

#8: A Time Travel Watch

In December 2008, Chinese archaeologists discovered a giant tomb that was believed to be an undisturbed, 400-year-old coffin of Si Qing in Shangsi County. That's pretty old, guys. Before they even managed to crack the lid and find out what was inside, however, they came across something even more amazing than a centuries-old bag of bones in the soil around the outside of the tomb: a small piece of golden metal, shaped like a watch, with the time frozen at 10:06, wth the word €œ'Swiss€' engraved on the back. A watch that couldn't have been more than one hundred years old.

#7: A factory Worker With Impossible Technology

Many pictures from the past can show us difficult things. This photo is no different. It was a screen grab from a camera back in 1938. It shows a group of workers coming out of a factory, but there’s one problem. The smiling woman in the light dress seems to be talking on a handheld portable device. Back in that time, there were no wireless towers or any device like this one.



This film is genuine and untampered, and the workers are from the Dupont factory based in Massachusetts. Some say the woman may just be having some fun. However, it is unlikely that anyone would have thought of a joke like that. Phones were just not meant to be that small or portable back then.
Other readers of these theories claim that the woman is indeed a time traveler. They even go so far as to say that the women flanking her seem to be men in drag. In that case, they may well be her bodyguards.

#6: A Secret Project

Andrew Basiago is known as “The Gettysburg Traveler,” and is one of many who claims to have traveled through time. He says that he was part of a government experiment back in 1863. More specifically, he attended Abraham Lincoln’s address in Gettysburg.

He even shows a picture of that time and place, saying that he was a child the picture depicted. The government experiments were the Project Pegasus, as he claims. He also says that he was at Ford’s theater on the night of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.

#5: The Evidence Of Charlie Chaplin

Like the factory worker, a woman in a Charlie Chaplin film was also observed as talking in a cell phone-like device. To be more specific, this footage was an extra piece from Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus.


Skeptics may argue that the woman was using an ear trumpet. This device was a hearing aid and readily available at the time. However, this doesn’t explain why she was using it at that point since there was apparently no one near her.


Time-traveling theorists even say that the woman was a man in disguise. This man may likely be a time traveler using the device to communicate with his own time.

This clip has made waves on the Internet. An Irish filmmaker named George Clarke uploaded a video clip of it in 2010. He even claimed that the device this woman used was thin and black, almost like a modern cell phone. The YouTube clip not only received millions of views and hits but also got featured on television

#4: The Disoriented Traveler
It is an urban legend that stems from the 1970s. It is a standard piece of ‘evidence’ that believers in time travelers present.


In New York City, 1951, a man was fatally hit by a car. When people investigated, the man was recognized by some as a missing person. What makes things strange is that the man went missing back in 1876. While his clothes matched the time of his death, items on his person suggested a time almost fifty years before.



Chris Aubeck, a folklorist, further investigated the story and found it to be a work of fiction. In fact, it was published before in a 1950s collection of sci-fi short stories. The story was called “I’m Scared,” and its author’s name was Jack Finney.
Rudolph Fenz was the name of the protagonist in that story. In New York Times Square, he was presumably confused due to having traveled 50 years ahead in time. In this confusion, he got hit by a taxi and passed away. With the advent of the Internet, the story soon got circulated as evidence for time travel.

#3: The LHC
One of the most complex pieces of machinery made by man is the LHC. It has a circumference of 17 miles and it goes over 500 feet into the ground. It is also the most powerful atom smasher that has ever been created. When activated, the machine can create a black hole. It is believed that the black hole that the machine creates is also a porthole for time travel.

#2: The Philadelphia Experiment


In 1943, the military conducted an experiment called the Philadelphia Experiment. The reason for the experiment was to try to make the USS Eldridge invisible to the enemy’s radar. According to the crew on land, the ship disappeared for 10 seconds. According to the men on the ship, the ship did disappear, and it traveled in time. Each of the men on the boat had the same story about what they saw during the seconds that they traveled in time and all of their stories coincided.

1:The Time Traveling Investor

NOW THIS IS A REAL PROOF OF TIME TRAVEL

In November 2014, an investor named Andrew Carlssin was arrested for insider trading. What made this man strange is that he claimed to be a time traveler who came back from the year 2256. During a two week period, he invested $800 and was able to make $350 million.


Many people believed that it was insider trading because nobody was that lucky, and the man was arrested. When it came time for him to go to court, he had vanished


Many people believed that he was a time traveler and that it was the only way that he could have had the information to make all that money after investing such a small amount of money. They also believe that he went back to the year 2256 to avoid prosecution.

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Conspiracist:
#10: Travelling Hipster

This was one of the first photographs to appear that made people really think that time travel is possible. Many of the men are wearing hats and professional looking clothing while this guy has a sweater and a t-shirt on. He’s also rocking some seriously modern shades and even has a pocket sized camera around his neck!

somebody walked in on a movie set.

like that plane in GoT

okay guys that will be all for today, this topic might just not get to front-page and the only you guys could motivate me to post more is by commenting.

Conspiracist:
#9: The 19th Century Astronaut

This sculpture of an astronaut can be seen on a church building that was built between the 1600s and 1800s. Why on Earth would they have such a sculpture on this building? Were they visited by a time travelling astronaut? Or did someone have a wild imagination about space travel ahead of their time? If you thought that was weird, you will really freak about on this next one…

maybe that part of the building was constructed much later

CreepyBlackpool:


somebody walked in on a movie set.

like that plane in GoT

hehe it wasn't a movie set bro

the real photograph has been researched on and it proved to be a real and an original photo

Conspiracist:
#8: A Time Travel Watch

In December 2008, Chinese archaeologists discovered a giant tomb that was believed to be an undisturbed, 400-year-old coffin of Si Qing in Shangsi County. That's pretty old, guys. Before they even managed to crack the lid and find out what was inside, however, they came across something even more amazing than a centuries-old bag of bones in the soil around the outside of the tomb: a small piece of golden metal, shaped like a watch, with the time frozen at 10:06, wth the word ��'Swiss��' engraved on the back. A watch that couldn't have been more than one hundred years old.

the last archeologist that visited there like not too long ago dropped his watch

Conspiracist:
#7: A factory Worker With Impossible Technology

Many pictures from the past can show us difficult things. This photo is no different. It was a screen grab from a camera back in 1938. It shows a group of workers coming out of a factory, but there’s one problem. The smiling woman in the light dress seems to be talking on a handheld portable device. Back in that time, there were no wireless towers or any device like this one.



This film is genuine and untampered, and the workers are from the Dupont factory based in Massachusetts. Some say the woman may just be having some fun. However, it is unlikely that anyone would have thought of a joke like that. Phones were just not meant to be that small or portable back then.

it is very likely

Conspiracist:
#6: A Secret Project

Andrew Basiago is known as “The Gettysburg Traveler,” and is one of many who claims to have traveled through time. He says that he was part of a government experiment back in 1863. More specifically, he attended Abraham Lincoln’s address in Gettysburg.

He even shows a picture of that time and place, saying that he was a child the picture depicted. The government experiments were the Project Pegasus, as he claims. He also says that he was at Ford’s theater on the night of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.

the mad men roaming the streets in Nigeria
also say such

Yeah I watched the time travel movie: quite interesting, but I don't think there is anything call time travel.

Conspiracist:
#4: The Disoriented Traveler
It is an urban legend that stems from the 1970s. It is a standard piece of ‘evidence’ that believers in time travelers present.


In New York City, 1951, a man was fatally hit by a car. When people investigated, the man was recognized by some as a missing person. What makes things strange is that the man went missing back in 1876. While his clothes matched the time of his death, items on his person suggested a time almost fifty years before.



Chris Aubeck, a folklorist, further investigated the story and found it to be a work of fiction. In fact, it was published before in a 1950s collection of sci-fi short stories. The story was called “I’m Scared,” and its author’s name was Jack Finney.
Rudolph Fenz was the name of the protagonist in that story.

aha!!

Conspiracist:
#3: The LHC
One of the most complex pieces of machinery made by man is the LHC. It has a circumference of 17 miles and it goes over 500 feet into the ground. It is also the most powerful atom smasher that has ever been created. When activated, the machine can create a black hole. It is believed that the black hole that the machine creates is also a porthole for time travel.

so why hasn't it been used for that yet.

Why aren't the people that built it using it to go to the future to bring back flying cars

CreepyBlackpool:


so why hasn't it been used for that yet.

Why aren't the people that built it using it to go to the future to bring back flying cars

it has the probability to create a "black hole"

CreepyBlackpool:


the last archeologist that visited there like not too long ago dropped his watch

do you know what they call radiocarbon dating

CreepyBlackpool:


the last archeologist that visited there like not too long ago dropped his watch

do you know what they call radiocarbon dating?

viyon02:
Yeah I watched the time travel movie: quite interesting, but I don't think there is anything call time travel.

Actually they just might be, the world government has been trying to cover up any stories that proves this true from instance, check the Philadelphia Experiments

Lalasticlala, this is educating as it is entertaining.

Conspiracist:


Actually they just might be, the world government has been trying to cover up any stories that proves this true from instance, check the Philadelphia Experiments

you may be right bro. Especially us government

Fake and gay