A self-styled time traveller from the year 2045 is making headlines with a series of unverified predictions that have recently resurfaced online. The man, who identifies himself as Adam Archon, originally made the claims in a March 2019 video on YouTube channel Apex TV. His face was obscured and his voice distorted during the interview, which has now accumulated over 1.3 million views.
Key predictions for 2028
Archon asserted that time travel technology, originally developed in 1981, would be made available to the general public in 2028. He also claimed that extraterrestrials would land on Earth in August of that year, ending what he described as 'global governmental secrecy' about alien existence.
During the interview, Archon was reportedly monitored by a polygraph test, which he passed on all accounts. He stated: "Yes, it is true that aliens did land on Earth in August 2028. In fact, we have known of the existence of aliens before 2028, but it isn't until 2028 that it becomes public knowledge."
Microchips and dinosaur cloning
The time traveller also predicted that from February 2029, an implantable microchip called "The One" would be rolled out into people's right hands. He claimed the chip would boost health, sharpen cognitive ability, and process financial transactions, making cash redundant.
Looking further ahead, Archon alleged that by 2045, scientific advances would allow the cloning of dinosaurs, leading to a real-life "Jurassic Park" open to the public. "You can see T. rex, Triceratops, Velociraptor," he said, implying any prehistoric creature could be viewed in person.
US collapse and global government
Archon further forecast that the United States would lose its independence and be absorbed into a single global government by 2030. Under this new regime, the world would be divided along continental lines, with the US placed in "District 3." He also mentioned an artificial intelligence programme called "The Light," due for launch in 2033, that would govern this new world order.
The predictions also included a new digital currency system launched shortly before the US government's collapse, which he described as a catastrophic event.
Criticism and context
Experts have pointed out numerous contradictions and legally unfeasible elements in Archon's accounts. In a separate three-minute video filmed without a polygraph, he predicted that 2020 would see the public unveiling of a divisive robot, but there is scant evidence of any such launch generating global controversy at that time.
While the mathematics of time travel into the past are consistent with Einstein's theory of general relativity, which treats space and time as a unified, curved spacetime influenced by gravity, no tangible evidence exists of technology capable of achieving time travel.
