Teleportation as a Way of Traveling to Parallel Worlds? parallel worlds Stories about mysterious travels to parallel worlds are not uncommon. However, these reports often make us think whether these “journeys” to another world have some substance. It is interesting that for a long time, the scientists have been developing a theory of teleportation, the phenomenon when an object is moved from one place to another in the shortest amount of time. And in 2011, this mysterious phenomenon started manifesting itself again. In the beginning of 2011, a French scientist Luc Montagnier, who received the 2008 Nobel Prize in medicine, has shocked the scientific world. He managed to beam a DNA sample from one test tube to another. Two separate test tubes were placed next to each other. One had pure water, and the other contained a DNA molecule. The test tube containing the DNA molecule was irradiated. Incredibly, after less than a day, the DNA was found in the test tube with water! Montagnier is convinced that this is only a first step in developing the theory of teleportation. Interestingly, in addition to radiation, a lot of stress or negative circumstances experienced by a person can have similar effect. And most stories about mysterious travels are related to these events. One of the ancient Mexican manuscripts contains a story about a sudden appearance of an unknown soldier on October 25, 1593 in Mexico City. According to his story, it was found that his regiment was stationed in the Philippines, 9 thousand miles from Mexico! The soldier claimed that in just a few seconds before his mysterious travel he had been on guard duty at the palace of the governor of the Philippines in Manila and incidentally became a witness to the murder of the governor. The man could not explain how he ended up in Mexico. The Inquisition has sentenced the man to be burned alive. Just a few months after his execution, the soldier’s story was confirmed by merchants who arrived from the Philippines.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 10:27:27 +0000
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