Five eerie pictures that 'prove time travel exists' with experts around the world baffled

Five eerie pictures that 'prove time travel exists' leaving experts baffled

Claims of time travel seem to be getting more and more frequent as conspiracy fans…

The Mirror

Claims of time travel seem to be getting more and more frequent as conspiracy fans collect their “evidence” that movement between certain points in time is very possible

By Sam Elliott-Gibbs

It’s usually the stuff of fiction found buried inside fantasy novels or big-budget sci-fi films.

But claims of time travel are become more and more regular – and people are unearthing more ‘proof’ that the hands of time are being twisted and turned in all directions.

Digging up some photos and artwork from the past, the number of believers appear to be growing by the day.

Conspiracy fans are convinced people have been going back to the future – and they say the evidence is starting to stack up!

Here’s some of the photos that have been causing a stir and gives a little credibility to the theories that movement between certain points in time is possible.

Calling time on the doubters!

Many are convinced that a mural from the 1930s proves that time travel really does exist – after spotting a ‘mobile phone’ in the painting.

The artwork, titled Mr. Pynchon and the Settling of Springfield, was created by Italian artist Umberto Romano in 1937 and depicts the arrival of settlers to the town in the 1620s.

In the scene, a Native American local is holding up a small, black rectangular object similar to the shape of an iPhone and looking directly at it, almost as if he was snapping a selfie.

The peculiar object has left viewers baffled, with many drawing the conclusion that it could be a sign of time travel as iPhones were not invented until 2007.

Is that you, Greta?

People have suggested that the activist is ‘immortal’ ( Image: Eric A Hegg/University of Washington Libraries)

There’s a lot she can do, like shaping minds across the world when it comes to the evils of climate change.

But can Greta Thunberg go back 120-years and a plant herself among three children working at a gold mine in Canada ‘s Yukon territory?

People aren’t ruling it out!

The picture of “Greta” has taken the internet by storm after social media users were convinced the age-old snap of a woman mining in a field is actually the Swedish activist.