An anonymous time traveller who goes by the name of Noah claims to be stuck in 2019 after a failed time travel mission and has shared a viral video in which he reveals a sample of futuristic technology. The video, recorded for paranormal researchers from YouTube channel ApexTV, was called out for being faked by viewers who identified the purported 'nanotechnology' as common slime.
Futuristic Nanotechnology Revealed
In the footage uploaded to YouTube, time traveller Noah claimed the moment had arrived to reveal the truth about time travel. He explained: "It's quite the sight to see. What I'll be showing you guys is actually nanotechnology."
The supposed time traveller produces a glass container holding what looks like a dark, gel-like material. This 'nanotechnology' from tomorrow is allegedly composed of countless millions of tiny robotic units. The dark gel looks pliable to handle and completely rigid, despite Noah's claims the material is utilised for building objects and treating injuries.
6G Signals and ApexTV's Conditions
Regrettably, the time traveller was unable to showcase the blob-like material's extraordinary capabilities without access to '6G signals' exclusively found in future times. Noah said: "Here is technology from the future. It does not look like anything at first but this liquid-looking substance that looks a little gooey, that is dark, is actually many, tiny robotic molecules all combining together to make a liquid that you can control with 6G internet."
He added: "I have these in small containers, cause I will show you on a plate real quick, but I have a huge amount over here." The alleged time traveller then vowed to obliterate the gooey material once filming wrapped, claiming he wanted to prevent it falling into dangerous hands. ApexTV, which recorded the dubious footage, claimed it was permitted to film the substance only after agreeing to Noah's rigid conditions.
Viewers Spot the Truth
Noah said: "You see it looks like a liquid but nothing happens when you touch it. Look I put my finger in it and I feel absolutely nothing - my finger does not feel wet or anything. It appears to be liquid but it is very dry. Trust me, I'm touching this right and it's a very dry substance."
Yet what the supposed 'nanotechnology' actually resembles is slime - a fluid-like material famous for its gooey and stretchy characteristics, usually created from guar gum. This striking similarity to the beloved children's toy was spotted by numerous YouTube watchers who exposed ApexTV and alleged time traveller Noah, branding the footage fake.
One viewer, Alan Soto, said: "In 2019 we call that slime." Andre Gomes Fernandes added: "This video 'from the future' is so ridiculous. I think this channel just wants followers." And Michael Lewis said: "That stuff looks like slime with black food colouring in it. I can make stuff that looks just like it."
