Stranger Dimensions Proving we actually live in a B-movie since 2011
Oh, the things you find on YouTube. In the above video, YouTube channel UFO Today ponders the nature of what appear to be bags and their prominent depictions in ancient Mesopotamian and South American artwork. The narrator invokes the Ancient Aliens hypothesis and the possible existence of the Annunaki, proposing ...
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Time Travel, Aliens, Or Both? Mysterious Handbags Depicted On Ancient Statues
March 29, 2017
Ancient Mysteries
Andrew Basiago’s 1863 Gettysburg Time Travel Photo
January 30, 2017
Time Travel
Alleged chrononaut Andrew Basiago claims that in 1972 he was sent backwards in time to November 19, 1863. Where to? Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on the very day Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address.
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Are These Hieroglyphs Proof of Real Time Travel?
October 15, 2016
L'Absurde, Time Travel
Venture into the ancient temple of Seti I in Abydos, Egypt, constructed around 3,000 years ago, and you’ll find hieroglyphs upon its walls that some believe may prove the existence of time travel — or perhaps even ancient aliens.
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Don’t Get Lost In the Thompson Park Vortex
August 1, 2016
Anomalies
They say people go missing in Thompson Park. Don’t worry: They usually only vanish for a moment, then later reappear confused and, occasionally, claiming to have traveled through time.
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Time Travel “Evidence” Discovered In 1995 Boxing Footage
May 15, 2016
L'Absurde, Time Travel
What did I say, time travelers? All those years ago? What’s the number one rule of time travel that every wannabe chrononaut just can’t seem to follow? No cell phones. It’s a simple request, but clearly time travelers have respect for neither space nor time. You see, yet again, proof ...
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John Titor: The Cyberworld Connection
May 13, 2016
Time Travel
John Titor’s bizarre time travel story, whether you believe it or not, has entered into our popular culture. It’s been discussed on message boards, shared on lazily-updated paranormal websites, and has even appeared in the popular anime and interactive novel Steins;Gate. But did you know there’s actually an old role-playing ...