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==DARPA Time Travel Experiments== | ==DARPA Time Travel Experiments== | ||
What exactly did a seven-year-old kid do for the next five years as a participant of Project Pegasus? Well, Basiago claims that between 1968 and 1972 – a time when the United States was fixated on the space race – he was a part of several experiments that allegedly teleported children through space and time. | What exactly did a seven-year-old kid do for the next five years as a participant of [[Project Pegasus]]? Well, Basiago claims that between 1968 and 1972 – a time when the United States was fixated on the space race – he was a part of several experiments that allegedly teleported children through space and time. | ||
In a 2012 interview with the Huffington Post, Basiago explained that the reason the kids were used as subjects of Project Pegasus was to determine the mental and physical effects of time jumping on children. He also revealed that children were better able in adjusting to the strains of moving forward and backward through time. | In a 2012 interview with the Huffington Post, Basiago explained that the reason the kids were used as subjects of Project Pegasus was to determine the mental and physical effects of time jumping on children. He also revealed that children were better able in adjusting to the strains of moving forward and backward through time. | ||
As for how teleportation and time travel was made possible, Basiago credits a teleporter technology purportedly developed by Nikola Tesla – a legendary pioneer in mechanical engineering – prior to his death in 1943. Bending the time-space continuum is supposedly achievable by harnessing what Tesla called “radiant energy,” and a curtain of this “latent and pervasive energy in the universe” is accessible through a machine made up of “two gray elliptical booms” measuring around eight feet tall which were built 10 feet apart. | As for how teleportation and time travel was made possible, Basiago credits a teleporter technology purportedly developed by Nikola Tesla – a legendary pioneer in mechanical engineering – prior to his death in 1943. Bending the time-space continuum is supposedly achievable by harnessing what Tesla called “radiant energy,” and a curtain of this “latent and pervasive energy in the universe” is accessible through a machine made up of “two gray elliptical booms” measuring around eight feet tall which were built 10 feet apart. | ||
When participants of Project Pegasus entered the radiant energy field, they found themselves inside a vortex-like tunnel before they reached their destination. During his stint in the program, Basiago alleges that he went back in time to attend Abraham Lincoln’s historic Gettysburg address in the latter half of the 19th century. According to Basiago, he can even be spotted in a photograph captured during the event.<ref>[https://www.beyondsciencetv.com/2018/01/12/time-traveling-teleportation-project-pegasus-the-alleged-experiments-conducted-by-the-u-s-government/ Time Traveling]</ref> | When participants of [[Project Pegasus]] entered the radiant energy field, they found themselves inside a vortex-like tunnel before they reached their destination. During his stint in the program, Basiago alleges that he went back in time to attend Abraham Lincoln’s historic Gettysburg address in the latter half of the 19th century. According to Basiago, he can even be spotted in a photograph captured during the event.<ref>[https://www.beyondsciencetv.com/2018/01/12/time-traveling-teleportation-project-pegasus-the-alleged-experiments-conducted-by-the-u-s-government/ Time Traveling]</ref> | ||
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