5 Mysterious Travelers from Other Dimensions
Time travel has been the theme of countless science-fiction books, TV shows, and movies.
It has both captured our imagination and blown the minds of those who have contemplated it.
But what if time travel is more than just a fantastical construct of science fiction?
Hi!
I am Mister Mysterious and I'll be your guide through five of the most interesting
cases of time travel.
I am going to tell you about some of the strangest cases of purported real-world time travel
and the people who claim to have done it.
Preston Nichols (Montauk Project)
In 1992, a book named The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time was published by Preston
B. Nichols and Peter Moon.
This book and its follow-up books are written in a first-person style and are believed to
be science fiction.
However, according to Preston Nichols, this is not science fiction but instead a series
of very strange and mysterious events that actually happened.
The book's story is centered around the Montauk Project, which was a secret United
States government project conducted at Montauk Air Force Station on Long Island.
Preston's involvement with Montauk began in 1968.
He got involved with the mind sciences at the Montauk Air Force Station.
Preston seemed to be the perfect employee since he received degrees in Psychology, Parapsychology,
and Electrical Engineering.
Experiments began in the early 1970s and during that time, according to Preston, time traveling
was perfected.
A number of homeless individuals were abducted and subjected to huge amounts of electromagnetic
radiation, where only a few of them survived.
A "porthole in time" was created which allowed test subjects to travel anywhere in
space or time.
This was later developed into a stable "Time Tunnel", which was safe enough to be used
by researchers as well.
The Montauk Project is also being tied to another person called Alfred Bielek who claimed
to be one of the survivors.
After the book was published, Bielek stepped forward and confirmed the story.
He claimed to have met John von Neumann, a famous physicist and mathematician, who died
in 1957.
Bielek also claimed that he was transported through time to the USS Eldridge.
This ship was launched in 1943 and sailed on the vital task of escorting sea-men and
materials to support operations in North Africa.
Alfred Bielek said that the USS Eldridge was drawn into hyperspace and trapped there for
some time.
As you can imagine, we don't have any concrete evidence to back up this story.
The Markawasi Stone Forest
The Markawasi stone forest lies in the Andes Mountains in Lima, Peru.
Stones found at this location look like sculptures, taking eerie shapes that resemble human faces.
However, no one knows how these sculptural stones were formed.
However, there's a legend behind this place far more mysterious and intriguing.
One of the investigators of the unexplained in Lima, Dr. Raul Rios Centeno, provides a
very interesting story of time travel.
He claims that, at one point, a patient came to see him about her extreme case of hemiplegia,
a disorder that results in a complete loss of motor function in half of the body.
When he inquired about the woman's condition, she revealed that she had been camping with
friends in the Markawasi.
According to the patient, they had gone out exploring late in the night and encountered
a strange scene.
They found a torch-lit stone cabin filled with dancing revelers in 17th-century attire.
The woman wanted to enter the cabin, but she was pulled away by one of her friends before
could fully enter.
The incident left the side of her body that had entered the cabin paralyzed.
Her medical tests failed to reveal a cause for her paralysis.
Centeno believes the woman experienced a dimensional shift, which caused a change in her nervous
system's energy flow.
This story, as well as numerous other, influenced natives and well as scholars to believe that
a dimensional doorway exists in the stone forest of Markawasi.
The Traveler from Taured
One of the most perplexing events of the 20th century happened on an apparently normal day
in 1964.
A seemingly normal man flew into Tokyo, but upon landing at the Tokyo International Airport,
his trip had taken a very drastic turn for the weird.
When he handed over his passport, the man was immediately interrogated as to the whereabouts
of his origin.
While his passport looked authentic, it listed a country no one had ever heard of, called
Taured.
The man claimed that his country of origin was located between France and Spain.
At one point, he was asked to show it on a map, which is when we pointed to the Principality
of Andorra.
However, he had never heard of Andorra and claimed that Taured had existed for over 1,000
years.
He seemed very confused by the officer's questions and claimed that he was in Japan
on business, something he had been doing for the past five years.
His passport backed up his story.
The man even had a driver's license issued by the mysterious country and a checkbook
containing checks from an unknown bank.
After more interrogation, the traveler was sent to a nearby hotel until an official decision
could be reached.
He was escorted by two immigration officers who stood outside the hotel door until morning.
It was then that they discovered the mysterious man had vanished without a trace.
The only possible exit was a window with no ledge, 15 stories above a busy street.
The Tokyo police department conducted an extensive search but came up empty-handed.
Up to this day, this case still remains a complete mystery.
Pedro Olivia Ramirez
At around 11 PM on November 9, 1986, Pedro Olivia Ramirez claims he was driving from
Seville, Spain to the town of Alcala de Guadaira.
This wasn't the first time he was driving this route, and he knew every step of the
way.
However, it came as a shock when he allegedly went around a curve and found himself driving
on an unfamiliar, six-lane highway.
He was surrounded by foreign structures and bizarre terrain.
Pedro also felt a sensation of heat, while a chorus of voices rang out in the distance.
One voice stood out among the others, telling him that he had just been teleported to another
dimension.
The cars around him, which passed at intervals of exactly eight minutes, seemed outdated
and either white or beige.
After an hour of confused driving, Pedro found a turnoff to his left.
He began driving toward Seville after seeing a sign pointing him to the city from where
he started his journey, but when he stopped, he was astonished to find he was looking at
his home in Alcala de Guadaira.
He even tried to retrace his steps but failed to locate the crossroads, the road sign, or
the six-lane highway again.
The Mysterious Green Children of Woolpit
There have been many books written about the mysterious green children of Woolpit, which
is an account dating back to the 12th century.
This story begins with a group of farmers who were tending a field near the town on
Woolpit in the United Kingdom.
At some point, the farmers came across two oddly dressed children, crying in the field.
They carefully approached them and realized that the children's skin radiated a strange
hue of green.
Naturally, the farmers tried to console them but even with their best effort, the children
refused any kind of help.
Interestingly enough, they communicated in their own language.
The children were taken to the home of Richard de Calne in an effort to shelter them.
The pair refused all food for several days until they came across some raw beans, which
they consumed eagerly.
Throughout the next several weeks, the children gradually adapted to normal food and in turn,
their skin lost its strange green color.
However, the boy grew sickly and eventually died.
The girl, on the other hand, grew stronger and even learned to speak English.
She later explained that the pair came from a land where the Sun never shone and the light
was like twilight.
She called her home St. Martin's Land.
However, the girl was unable to remember how she arrived at Woolpit.
All she remembered was that the pair was herding their father's cattle when they heard a
strange noise.
The noise led them into a cave and they eventually emerged into the small English town.
Whatever the children's origin, the sister eventually became integrated into English
society.
She was baptized, took the name "Agnes Barre" and later married a man who was an ambassador
of Henry II.
What do you think about these mysterious cases?
Is it really far-fetched to believe that time traveling exists?
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