5 real-world events which ‘prove’ that time travel actually exists

In Back to the Future, you need an expensive car, and a conveniently placed lightning bolt – but what if time travel was easier than that?

What if time travellers were ALL AROUND US?

The ‘time travelling hipster’ (above) is one of the creepier pieces of evidence touted as proof that time travel exists – but we’ve picked out some of the best below, including several people from black-and-white films who appear to be using mobile phones.

Nigel Watson, paranormal expert and author of the UFO Investigations Manual, ‘Would time travelers from the future really be using mobile phones? Wouldn’t they use something more sophisticated and less visible? Then again Dr Who still uses a sonic screwdriver and that is so 20th Century…’

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