A man claiming to be a time traveller has said he journeyed to the year 2300 and witnessed a shocking sight, including giant dinosaurs. The anonymous individual, who goes by the name Roman, shared his story with paranormal investigators from the YouTube channel Apex, speaking from a secret location in Siberia.
Claims of a Secret Organisation and Time Machine
Roman said he worked for a top-secret organisation called Oklo, which he described as similar to the CIA but on a global scale. He claimed his time travel machine, named The Spider, allowed him to travel to the future. He explained: "The name Spider was given to that machine because of its anatomy. In the centre was located the main machine. The head and the heart of the giant. At the edge of the space, eight columns was stood connecting with 45k cables connecting the main machine."
He added that time travel to the past was prohibited by a declaration signed by eight influential countries, including the United States, Russia, China, and Germany, to prevent changes to history.
Encounter with Dinosaurs in a Robotic Future
Roman described the year 2300 as a "robotic future" dominated by high technology, with artificial intelligence and flying cars commonplace. However, he also claimed to have encountered a dinosaur more than a hundred metres tall. "Suddenly we heard a roar, a very loud voice. When we turned back we saw a mystical giant. That was a dinosaur, more than a hundred metres. I could feel with my stomach every step of that monster," he said.
He recounted fleeing and hiding among trees, but there were many dinosaurs, "too many and too close to us. We were already thinking about our death and that no one of us will have a grave."
Scepticism and Expert Opinion
Despite his claims, the video attracted criticism on YouTube, with many accusing it of being staged or a hoax. One user, Grimm Hades, commented: "When I want to lose brain cells, I come to this channel and watch time travel vids." Lorne Cooper added: "This is so unbelievably ridiculous I can't believe I watched till the end."
Physics experts remain doubtful about the feasibility of such time travel. Professor William Hiscock from Montana State University noted: "Time travel into the past, which is what people usually mean by time travel, is a much more uncertain proposition. There are many solutions to Einstein's equations of General Relativity that allow a person to follow a timeline that would result in her or him encountering herself - or her grandmother - at an earlier time. The problem is deciding whether these solutions represent situations that could occur in the real universe, or whether they are mere mathematical oddities incompatible with known physics."
