A time trip requires several people to operate
In today's world of human curiosity, time travel is an interesting topic. However, most people think that this is a thing that is significantly more technological than today, so only aliens or some kind of non-human natural phenomenon can make it a reality.
Becoming a reality? Indeed, there are many records in history that claim to travel through time and space. However, most later proved to be insanity or deliberate fraud. There is only one example that has been widely disseminated and reported as "the only officially recognized event in time travel", and that is the "Sergey time travel case" that is said to have occurred in Kiev in 2006.
▲ In various media, you can find reports about it
The origin of this matter, according to the most original information (excluding some later deductions on this basis), is probably like this -
On this day, April 23, 2006, a strange man appeared on the street in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, dressed in his clothes and holding an old camera, standing nervously on the street and looking around. His actions were noticed by the police on the side of the road, so they went over to interrogate him and asked him to show his papers. The man pulled out of his pocket an ID card of Soviet era with his name on it, Sergey Ponomarenko, with the date of birth written: 1932!
According to this birth time, the Sergei Bonomarenko in front of him should be 74 years old, but he insists that he is only 25 years old! Questioned by the police, Sergei explained the whole process:
One day in 1958, he came out with his camera to take pictures of the scenery, and suddenly a huge flying object like a clock appeared in the sky, so he hurriedly raised his camera and pressed the shutter! It was at this moment that he came to the streets of Kiev, Ukraine in 2006.
The police, sensing that the man in front of him was a little out of place, sent him to a psychiatric hospital, where he was interrogated and examined by psychologist Dr. Pablo Kutrikov, who tried to prove that he had not lied. The camera he brought with him was the Japanese-made Yasika flex, which used film that had ceased to be produced in the 1970s, but the camera that Sergey carried with him was very new and did not look like a collectible at all.
▲ Yashima flex, Yasika camera, a classic of the film photography era
Dr. Krutiv hired a photography expert, Vadim Pozner, to help him look at his camera roll, and it took a while to develop the photograph and find that it really contained what Sergey called a "UFO", or flying saucer.
Doctors and experts look at the developed photos, Sergei's Kiev street scene, and modern street scene, there are many differences, the photo shows "1958" in the lower right corner. They also found a picture of a woman in the film, his girlfriend Valentina Kulick.
On April 25, 2006, Sergey returned to his room after his last conversation with the Doctor. In a few moments, the paramedics found that Sergey had disappeared. The police looked into the monitor, and there was only a picture of Sergei entering the room, and there was no record of leaving the room.
Police found Valentina. In 2006, When Valentina was 74 years old, she proved that Sergei had briefly disappeared in 1958, when she thought he was tired of being with herself.
According to Valentina, Sergey had told her a lot of bizarre things, saying that he could see the future, describing the microwave oven of the future world for her, using only electricity, cooking food in a few minutes, fast and convenient. It wasn't until many years later, when Valentina used the microwave oven, that she suddenly remembered Sergey's words, and I don't know how he knew about the microwave oven before.
At the Kiev State Archives, the experts of the investigation team found a 1960 radio recording of Kiev Radio, which was a science fiction talk show. In the recording, Sergey was interviewed by the radio, and he talked about the development of technology after forty years, mentioning technologies such as microwave ovens, wireless phones, artificial hearts... It is also mentioned that the Soviet Union no longer exists.
Replaying the 2006 footage, Sergei, who appeared to have crossed over from 1958, sat outside his office before waiting to meet Dr. Krutichkov, observing the use of microwave ovens by medical staff, and the magazine articles read by medical staff also happened to be about artificial hearts. So researchers speculate that Sergei may have brought back information from what he saw in 2006 to the Soviet Union.
Because of all this evidence, many articles describing this story believe that it provides hard-core evidence for time travel.
Lao Sa wrote this article not to talk about whether this was a hoax or not to argue whether it was true or false.
This is because the person who provided this story should not be a fraud, but its authenticity is completely unspeakable, and some curious people have found its flaws.
For example, Sergey's so-called pre-1958 street scene of Kiev was later shown to have been taken by another person in 1961.
For example, the "documents" used by Sergei were not issued in the area he claimed to be in during the Soviet period, and the official seal was not correct.
For example, even if a person can wear it back, where are the items he left here, such as cameras, clothes, etc.?
Not to mention that all the stories came from an episode of the Ukrainian "one-on-one" TV program, and there is no more relevant evidence, all the relevant descriptions are forwarded, and at most their own imagination is added. Since ancient times, the so-called "isolated evidence does not care about history", this story with only one source, how can it be convincing?
And the reason why I don't think the producers are scammers is because they deliberately left obvious evidence in the picture to show that it was just a joke.
▲ The dates and weeks of all surveillance videos are mismatched, and a check of the perpetual calendar will make it clear
In fact, what I want to explore is, using the existing conditions, can we restore how this story was made, and in addition, at least a few people can be used to present this crossing operation?
Of course we can try to get as many people involved as possible - that Sergey must be involved, he wants to tell stories, to take old photos, to make recordings; the police who sent Sergei to the psychiatric hospital can't run, if they send Sergei to other psychiatric hospitals it will be troublesome; the psychology doctor Krutich wants to participate, because his hospital is the main performance place, he contacted Sergey and invited the photographic technician Moina; Sergei's so-called girlfriend Valentina also has a share. She had to make up stories about Sergei's journey through and tell the world of the future; the so-called photographic technologists who exaggerated the ancient value of cameras and films; the participants should also have museum staff, the so-called female nurses in the mental hospital who had seen Sergei, security guards, and even the President of Ukraine...
How can there be a Ukrainian president?
Of course, if it is officially recognized, maybe there will be a president involved?
Well, then there is no secret, and the possibility of leaking secrets is geometrically proportional to the number of contacts.
In fact, it is interesting to reproduce how this story was made, and it is likely that you will find that the whole crossing in the end only takes two and a half people to achieve.
Let's first take a look at what the hardcore content of this "crossing operation" is.
Judging from the content of the program, its hard core is actually only two pieces:
One is 2006, which includes several photographs and footage left by Sergei in surveillance, nothing more, the rest was filmed in the form of scene reproduction (and probably even the same Sergey was used to play himself);
The second was a recording left on the radio by his girlfriend, Sergei, in 1958.
Well, let's try to use a logical approach, using the known to presume the unknown.
First of all, where is the so-called "official recognition"? I asked a friend who knew Russian to listen to the show and thought it might be a wrong translation, and the correct meaning should be "official archive". If so, since there is no mention of what the events of 2006 were officially archived, it should refer to the fact that there was indeed a Sergei in 1958, and he may have had a bit of a paranoia or something like that, so he would say that he had crossed into the clouds of the future society, or maybe he was just joking, so he would also be on the science fiction program on the radio.
The Sergei had a face that is very common in Ukraine, which may have caught the attention of some pranksters
So they constructed a comedy based on the science fiction story recordings that Sergey left behind that year, and he did travel to 2006. If you are interested, we will check the records and medical records of the mental hospital fifty years ago, and it is estimated that we can imitate it again.
This requires finding a guy who looks like Sergey in 1958 – it doesn't matter if it doesn't look like it, modern makeup techniques aren't comparable to the '50s. The police don't necessarily need to buy it, as long as the young man is on the street doing a mental illness, and the doctor comes forward to show his id and make a judgment when the police interrogate him, the police will probably agree to take the young man to his hospital.
▲ The Doctor must have been an accomplice or mastermind
Think doctors shouldn't be so mischievous? Conan Doyle also forged ape fossils.
The doctor put the newspaper with the artificial heart in the examination room in advance, and "Sergey" asked Miss Nurse for some knowledge about mobile phones and microwave ovens, which was enough to combine this experience with the real Sergei's science fiction story in 1958.
As for that Sergey how did he know about the microwave? Microwave ovens were already commercially available in Europe in 1955, and although the Soviet people had not yet had the opportunity to use them, they also had the opportunity to understand its existence. The others may really be his fantasies, but they are not higher than Mr. Ye Yonglie's imagination.
The so-called photographic technology expert may not necessarily participate, because the doctor can buy old film from ebay, and then finish the remake and then call him to continue.
But if he participates, the falsification of the photo, the authority of the camera identification (most likely it is simply a camera that cannot take pictures) will be solved, and the doctor's ingenuity can be avoided. Therefore, although his participation is not very necessary and valuable, he is half a person.
Fake Sergey, plus the Doctor, plus this expert, exactly two and a half people.
Does Sergey's girlfriend need to attend? No, just as long as she really believes in the matter (Sergey once left her, I am afraid that she was hesitant about the relationship as she speculated), and truthful narration is more conducive to the realism of the show. She even gave a testimony, providing a photograph in the album that was identical to the photo Sergei had washed out in 2006.
Did Sergey bring the film back intact when he went back??? It should be the doctors who collected the old photos of Sergei through various channels, and did not expect that Valentina still kept the same one after so many years!
As for the nurse in the hospital, there was no need to be involved, she just had to prove truthfully that she had seen such a patient, and that he acted as if he had come from the past.
monitor? The Ph.D. was supposed to "find" the person missing while the female nurse was away. Indeed, if the police looked at the video from the time "Sergey" entered the room until the Doctor found him gone, they would certainly not have found out how he ran. In fact, this could be a time lag—the Doctor hid in his room when he allegedly found Sergei missing. When the doctor finished performing, he went out and left, and the police would not watch the video anyway.
As for the others, there is no need to participate, and the two-and-a-half-person operation is enough to deal with the "only officially recognized event through time and space".
There is a saying that the world is really wonderful, in fact, if you want to be a world anecdote, it is really not difficult, as long as you work hard.
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