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Time & Reality

4 documented theories filed under this subject.

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  • Dodleston MessagesA British time-slip and haunting mystery centered on a BBC Micro computer in a sixteenth-century cottage at Dodleston, where messages allegedly appeared from a man named Lukas living in the 1540s, producing one of the most unusual cross-time communication stories in modern paranormal literature.Updated Apr 10, 2026View →
  • John TitorAn early-internet time traveler figure who appeared online in 2000–2001 claiming to be a U.S. military man from 2036, sent back to retrieve an IBM 5100 computer and warning of civil conflict, worldline divergence, and a coming nuclear war.Updated Apr 10, 2026View →
  • The ChronovisorAn alleged secret device created by Benedictine priest Pellegrino Ernetti and a team of scientists that could recover and display images and sounds from the past, later linked to the Vatican, hidden archives, the crucifixion of Christ, and the possibility that time itself can be technologically observed.Updated Apr 10, 2026View →
  • The Phantom Time HypothesisA radical chronological theory claiming that nearly three centuries of the Early Middle Ages never occurred, and that European history contains an inserted “phantom” period created through falsified chronology, forged records, and retroactive political mythmaking.Updated Apr 10, 2026View →

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