Time Travellers

[conor]

It is a theory which crops up from time to time, and it has never been a fore-runner in terms of explaining what these things actually are (that prize goes to the aliens) but it is nonetheless a fascinating one which would explain much. For instance, humanlike appearence. They could be what we may one day evolve into. Even the "high strangeness" factor of some sightings could be a deliberate attempt to hide the fact that they are from our own future. They could even look back at the records, see that a ufo appeared here on this day, do that, and also carry out whatever they are doing. Or perhaps high strangeness is an after effect in some way of time travel.

Jim Penniston felt that the craft in the Rendalshem forest incident was a craft from the future. The guy on ages ago who was a remote viewer (can't remember his name) has remote viewed such craft where he felt the the occupant was a human, but different in some way. The science fiction writer Philip K. Dick had visions of humans who, again, were not quite us in some way, who manipulated the time line to avert some catastrophe of some description.

The last one's a little dubious, but fascinating nonetheless. Anybody else want to weigh in on the TTH (Time Travel Hypothesis)?

 

[dusty]

It's an interesting idea and I would only like to add the thought that perhaps rather than time travellers from our future how about our past.

Something along the lines of.

A previous civilization that manages to advance to the level of being able to travel amongst the stars. Because of some ancient catastrophe here on earth they had to leave and consequently because of the strange effects that superluminal velocities might have on their evolutionary timeline they are in fact us only more evolved.

Incidently whether they are us from the future or us from the past it's interesting to think that if they are?
And they are travelling either within our galaxy or between many at light speed and beyond. Then how incredibly difficult it must be to navigate accurately.

That kinda boggles my mind,

Mark

 

[Drew UK]

The equation has no real solutions!!

But we can devise an immaginary number, termed i, squared - to deliver a negative number in complex mathematics which is the godfather of modern quantum science.

But in the real world, its application has no relevance.