• [Dailystar Icon]
• News
• Weird News
• Time Travel

'Time traveller' from 4413 has very bad news for humanity in the future

A man who claims to have been part of a secret Government time travel program says he visited the year 4413

[Time travel proof: Alleged time traveller]

This man said humans no longer exist in the distant future(Image: GETTY/APEXTV)

A man, introducing himself as Lewis Walker from Leicester and donning a disguise, claimed to have journeyed to the future as part of a covert Government time travel scheme.

The supposed time traveller stated that in the far-off year of 4413, flying cars will dominate the skies and machines will supplant human flesh and bones.

Mr Walker suggested that the only people not absorbed by robots in the future will be fellow time travellers like himself, who frequently voyage to that specific point in time. In 4413, it's alleged that only hybrids of humans and robots will "remain".

Speaking to paranormal investigators from the YouTube channel ApexTV, Mr Walker claimed he has witnessed unimaginable marvels on his travels.

The time traveller said: "I thought it was amazing they allowed time travellers to visit. I spoke with a few of the robots and they were the nicest people I had ever talked to. Even though they were way more intelligent than any human they had warmth and kindness to them that was unmatched."

[Time travel proof: Future robot cyborg]

In the future, humans will supposedly replace their bodies with machines(Image: GETTY)

Until now, the only people privy to Mr Walker's tale were his wife, his children, and those who orchestrated his expedition into the future.

According to Mr Walker, he was introduced to the Ministry of Defence by his father and by 1977 had climbed the ranks until he was granted access to time travel technology.

The time travel programme was allegedly seeking test subjects to propel forward in time from a "top secret base at the bottom of the English Channel".

He said: "They're not going to like that I'm saying this but so be it." However, not everyone was convinced by Mr Walker's peculiar tale of time travel as a true depiction of the distant future.

The Apex TV video, which has been viewed by over 10,500 people, faced criticism for appearing staged and "fake". One viewer, Claire Reid, said: "It would be more believable if he didn't sound like he was reading lines."

[Time travel proof: Alleged time traveller]

The 'time traveller' said he was sent to the future by a secret Government program(Image: APEX TV)

Robert Quill said: "Sounds like he's reading from a script. There's no way he could be that fluid in his storytelling unless he was an actor."

The feasibility of effortlessly travelling back and forth through time has long been a topic of debate among scientists, but the general consensus is that it's highly improbable.

William Hiscock, a professor of physics at Montana State University, said: "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 equation of General Relativity that allow a person to follow a timeline that would result in her or him encountering himself - 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 mathematical oddities incompatible with known physics."

[Dailystar Icon]

ENJOYED THIS STORY?

Choose Daily Star as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.