#5 TIME TRAVELERS CAUGHT ON FILM MOVIE#

(holding something to your ear and talking) I know this seems ridiculous but u can’t think of something that is nothing like something already in place today) what I mean by that is, you can’t think of something you don’t know of. Someone from that time period may have a completely different take on those particular actions.

IF she is from the future it’s a very high probability that cell phone like technology has long since been considered outdated. Why do we think it’s a cell phone? We of this time period think of her actions looking like talking on a cell phone because that’s what we look like when we talk on one.Ħ. NOT A CELL PHONE! We need to think outside the box on this one.ĥ. Why would she be talking to her hearing aid? (Crazy? Possible)Ĥ. More then likely not a tube hearing aid which they did have back then, however none of them worked in the manner she is using it.ģ. Clearly talking into whatever he or she is holding to their ear.Ģ. My favorite discussion comes from the Washington Post, which claims this person is the worst time traveler ever, and the only reason no one has noticed this person before is “Because this may be the first time in history that someone has watched the DVD extras of “The Circus.” Forget the DVD extras! People didn’t even watch “The Circus” when it came out!”ġ. I’ve been checking around the web and no one seems to be able to come up with a good explanation, although there are lots of questions, such as, how could she be using a cell phone in 1928 since there were no cell phone towers or satellites at that time? Across the internet there are discussions of “Back to the Future”- like Walkie Talkies, alien homing devices, and pretty much everything else you can think of. This person has all the mannerisms of someone walking down the street and talking on a cell phone. In the video above, Clarke goes on about it for awhile, but at about 2:40 in, you can see the footage.

#5 TIME TRAVELERS CAUGHT ON FILM MOVIE#

Filmmaker George Clarke from Ireland is a Charlie Chaplin fan, and saw something unusual in a 1928 Chaplin movie called “The Circus.” In a crowd scene at the opening of the movie there appears to be a woman (or a man in drag) talking on a cell phone as she walks in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. There’s a video making the rounds and creating buzz on the internet and we thought we might as well join in.

5 time travelers caught on film