Time travel conspiracies involve unexplained time anomalies.
Anomalies[]
Time travel black projects might be responsible for anomalies in the space-time continuum in both the past and future.
- The Past
If an event in the past is altered, the person(s) surrounding the event may not even be aware that things around them have changed. Below is a list of events that might be symptoms of time-travel experiments:
- The destruction of the Library of Alexandria, the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world. There is no consensus to when it was destroyed. Proposed dates are: 48 BCE, c. 275 CE, 391 CE, or 642 CE
- The plot to kill Jesus of Nazareth by Joseph Caiaphas, the major antagonist. Outside of the interactions with Jesus, little else is known about his tenure as Jewish high priest.
- Phantom time hypothesis, 300 years of European history is missing, between 614 CE to 911 CE
- The Future
Andrew Basiago warned that there are some who are tempted by future viewings so as to profit great gains. The following list highlights anomalous irresponsibility:[1]
Andrew Basiago[]
- Main: Project Pegasus
Andrew Basiago claims that the government has covered-up time travel and that he was part of a series of experiments called Project Pegasus where the government forced children into participating in time travel. The justification for the time-travel branch of Project Pegasus, was to mitigate the threat of a nuclear holocaust posed during the Cold War with the Soviet Union.[1]
Basiago's claims may have been ridiculed, but he isn't the only one who says to have traveled in time. Others include: John Titor, Sir Victor Goddard, and Pellegrino Ernetti.[1]
Photos from the past and classic movies appear to feature people who have modern technology, such as a woman in an old movie with a cellphone, have raised more awareness towards this conspiracy.[1]
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Beyond The Darkness - April 6, 2017, interview with Andrew Basiago
- ↑ * Beyond The Darkness (March 24, 2017), interview with former FBI officer John DeSouza