Time and Dimension Travel

Although no one really understands it, we take time for granted... until something happens that challenges everything we know about reality. Consider these true stories.

There are incidents that are just so strange, so far removed from everyday experience that they can cause us to question our sanity and work its way into the pit of our deepest fears. Michael experienced such an incident while traveling the interstate from the Australian Capital Territory to New South Wales in Australia. This is Michael's story.

Personal encounters with UFOs and possible abductions are among the most puzzling and frightening experiences in paranormal records. In the case of Paul Schroeder, his encounter was followed by poltergeist activity, telepathy and other unexplained events. This is Paul's story.

Three campers encounter a mysterious orb with two occupants

True experiences with anomalies of time and space, including time travel, other dimensions and missing time.

Incredible but true accounts of rips, warps and rifts in the matrix of time and reality, revealing that time travel really is possible - whether we like it or not!

In a film made in 1920, an old woman appears on screen who looks like she's talking on a cell phone. What's the explanation?

In some behind-the-scenes footage for the Charlie Chaplin "The Circus" there is a woman who appears to be talking on a cell phone; is she a time traveler?

In South Australia, Chris R. experiences a perplexing mixture of strange phenomena, which begins with an encounter with a shadow man.

True stories of people who believe they have experienced slips in time, to the past and future.

Håkan Nordkvist claims to have met his future self.

Science says time travel is theoretically possible. And some people say they've already done it, or invented machines that make it a reality.

Every once in awhile, time seems to go haywire, gets fouled up in a glitch, moves impossibly fast or impossibly slow. Is it time itself that gets screwed up? Or is it just our perception of it?

Over the years, there have been strange reports that are suggestive of either glimpses into the future through some sort of "time window" or sightings of actual time-travellers visiting us from our own future.

A 28-lesson course on how to become a time traveler, including meditation and progressive techniques. With diagrams. (Now they are charging for it.)

This account of a possible visit to another dimension in time or space was written by Dr. Raul Rios Centeno, an investigator of the unexplained in Lima, Peru.

Here's some really good introductory material on the subject from a scientific perspective, including understanding time, space phenomena, black holes, wormholes, cosmic strings and the problems involved.

An online booklet that provides any time visitors you happen to meet with a legal document to determine when and where they came from.

Modern culture is constantly inundated with tales of time travel. But is it possible to travel through time? Answers from theoretical physicist and cosmologist Paul Davies.

Website about John Titor, the guy who claims to be a time traveler who returned from the year 2036 to talk to the Coast-to-Coast radio show and give us warnings about our times.

More on the legendary Montauk Project, the Philadelphia Experiment and the government's supposed tinkering with invisibility and time travel.

PBS's "Nova" takes a whack at time travel from a scientific point of view, including insight from Carl Sagan, info from an IBM researcher who thinks time travel is possible, and the concepts of a time machine.

The schemes for time travel from established science tend to fall into a few categories. Special relativity is the theory with all that jazz about traveling near the speed of light. Changes in masses, lengths, and most importantly here, time.

Time travel has been a staple of science fiction. With the advent of general relativity it has been entertained by serious physicists. But, especially in the philosophy literature, there have been arguments that time travel is inherently paradoxical.

A lengthy article for science fiction writers who are considering writing about time travel, and how to handle paradoxes.

Westerners often assume that time proceeds in a linear, regular fashion. Perhaps that isn't so, this article suggests.

From Strange Magazine, a supposedly true tale of time slippage - somehow slipping back to 1940.

Dr. Bruce Goldberg says four types of "chrononauts" are visiting us: the grays, the hybrids, the pure humans and the Reptilians.

Time travel is similar to astral travel, this site says, yet different. You don't need an elaborate machine, but you can make one in your mind to go into the past, present or future and come back when you are ready.

A reader has a strange experience while cleaning. What was it?

Your True Tales of Missing Time at Bedtime - April 2011

Your True Tales of Glimpse of Future Events - April 2011

Your True Tales of Unfortunate Portal - June 2011

Sonic Matrix Glitch - Your True Tales - July 2011

The Delayed Message - Your True Tales - July 2011

Time Slip to the 1930s - Your True Tales - July 2011

Time Slip in Manitoba - Your True Tales - September 2011

Time Slip in Georgia - Your True Tales - October 2011

Missing Time While Cycling - Your True Tales - December 2011

Strange Incident at Coburg Castle - Your True Tales - January 2012

Time Slip in the Pyrenees - Your True Tales - February 2012

Window to Another Dimension - Your True Tales - February 2012

Scientists who work on the border of reality.