A man who claims he traveled back in time from the year 2045 has made a series of extraordinary predictions, with one specifically impacting the United States.

The man, who calls himself Adam Archon, alleged that time travel would become available to the public in 2028. According to him, that same year will also be the moment extraterrestrials openly reveal themselves, ending what he described as years of government secrecy.

While the self-proclaimed time-traveler discussed alien life, the disappearance of physical cash, and US existentialism, there was no mention of flying, self-driving cars, android-like governance, and phones built into our hands.

Archon, who bizarrely claimed to have been born on December 6, 2019, despite recording the interview months earlier in March 2019, offered no evidence to support his story.

What does the interview reveal?

The interview recently resurfaced online following renewed interest in UFOs after the Pentagon released classified files.

Speaking while reportedly connected to a lie detector, Archon declared: "Yes, it is true that aliens did land on Earth in August 2028. In fact, we have known of the existence of aliens before 2028, but it isn't until 2028 that it becomes public knowledge."

During the interview with YouTube channel Apex TV, his face was blurred and his voice disguised. He claimed he had travelled back to a period before his own birth because, in the future, visiting history had become routine.

He also alleged: "Time travel was released to the public in 2028, but it was invented in 1981. It was just kept secret until they released it publicly."

Archon went on to suggest that many UFO sightings reported today are actually vehicles used by future time travellers visiting important historical moments.

The ten-minute interview has attracted more than 1.3 million views, with Apex TV claiming the lie detector indicated he was telling the truth throughout.

Another prediction involved a microchip known as "The One," which Archon claimed people would begin receiving in February 2029. According to him, the implant would allow users to make payments, improve brain performance, and enhance health, eventually replacing traditional money altogether.

While similar implant technology already exists for contactless payments, Archon insisted his version would make physical cash obsolete worldwide.

He then predicted an even more dramatic event. According to his timeline, the United States would no longer exist as an independent nation by 2030, becoming part of a global government divided into continental regions.

Under this system, he claimed America would become "District 3." Archon further alleged that this new world government would eventually be overseen by an artificial intelligence known as "The Light," scheduled to launch in 2033.

He claimed the AI would be integrated into every electronic device, allowing people to ask it questions at any time, while ten government officials would oversee its decisions to ensure they remained ethical.

Looking even further into the future, Archon claimed that by 2045 scientists would have successfully cloned dinosaurs, creating a real-life version of Jurassic Park.

He said: "You can see T-rexes, Triceratops, velociraptors. If they existed, you can see them. People can go and visit things in the past, like to go visit the dinosaurs or major world events."

The time-traveler has been brought into question

Despite the video's popularity, many aspects of Archon's story have been questioned.

In another video uploaded in January 2019, he predicted there would be a noticeable rise in UFO sightings later that year. Although UFO reports did increase, many of his other forecasts failed to happen.

For example, he claimed: "In 2020, there will be a robot released to the public that causes a lot of controversy."

No such widely recognised event occurred, and he also made no mention of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Viewers also noticed an inconsistency in the recording itself. One sceptic commented: "Does anyone else see that the video is 3:36 minutes long but the clock in the back moves a good 15 minutes? That means this was rehearsed and they had to cut out the mistakes."

Perhaps his most controversial prediction involved Yolanda Renee King, the granddaughter of Martin Luther King Jr. During the interview, Archon claimed: "Yolanda Renee King does become, and she is in fact noted as the greatest president of the United States, yes I can confirm."

However, critics pointed out a major contradiction. If the United States ceased to exist by 2030, as Archon predicted, there would be no US presidency for King to hold.

In addition, King would not reach the constitutional minimum age of 35 to run for president until 2043, making the timeline impossible under current US law.

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Over the last month or so, we've seen a couple of stories about people claiming to have either traveled in time, or to have uncovered the secret to how time travel is possible. And, while many of us are often quick to brush off such accounts as far-fetched nonsense, there are some people out there who believe it. Some scientific explanations do seem to hold up more than others, and tales about alien intervention or government experiments have very little proof either way - so, for some folks, there is a definite possibility that time travel is not just already possible, it's already happened. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, though, this one account of a self-proclaimed time-traveler is sure to make you a little unsettled. In a bizarre YouTube video, a man named only as 'Noah' claims that he has traveled to the future - and what he's seen isn't exactly pretty. The video, posted by a channel called Paranormal Elite, begins with a short introduction explaining that Noah was part of a "government project in America", and is using a false name due to a "fear of being assassinated". It goes on to say that Noah has some mental health issues due to his years of time travel, and that - while he appears young - he has actually lived for "about 50 years". Then, Noah begins to speak. From the offset, the man seems to be pretty shaken up. He talks quickly and unevenly, and, despite him using a voice distorter, it's easy to tell that he is nervous. One of the first things he says is, "It is not my intent to deceive anybody, my sole objective is to prove to you that time travel exists in the next few years." He claims to have traveled back here from early in the year 2021 - the timeline he "belongs in" - but that he has no way to get back. When Noah talks about this, he actually gets quite distressed, and can be heard crying with apparent sincerity as he says he is "stuck here". Noah explains that time travel has actually been possible since 2003, but it's only used by "top secret organizations". Though he doesn't actually go into any detail about how the process works, he does say that "In 2028, private organizations will admit to the world that time travel is real," and commercial time travel will be available in the same year. So I guess we'll find out soon enough. As for his "proof" that he's been to the future, this is what Noah has to say: "Electric cars and self-driving cars will be dramatically improved. A consumer electric car will be able to travel 600 miles on a single charge in 2021.  "Many people are spending a lot of their time in virtual reality ... "AI will also be huge and growing in 2021." I mean, those are pretty basic if you ask me. Looking at the way technology is progressing anyway, it would be logical to assume that these things were going to happen without the need to confirm it with time travel. But Noah has one more bombshell up his sleeve. "I promise that the President of the United States after the 2020 election will be Donald J Trump," he says. Yikes. Well, if you want to see for yourself whether or not you believe Noah's story, you can watch the whole video here: [[youtubewidget||https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag8E-p4v_24]]

Welcome to 2018, the year where literally everyone claims to be a time traveler. Since the turn of the year, there has been a notable rise in people telling us that they're from the future and giving us some scary predictions.

First of all, there was the guy who claimed to be from the year 2030 and said he knew who the winner of the 2020 election was. Then, there was a man from the year 6000, who apparently had photographic evidence from the future, but he had to blur his face and distort his voice so that "the government" wouldn't find him. More recently, however, a woman from the 22nd century who said she'd already visited the '50s and '80s, but was stopping by in 2018 to say... well, not much, to be honest.

But now, we have a man who was born in 2043 and has arrived in 2018 to make some shocking claims.

Michael Phillips uploaded a bizarre video onto his YouTube channel in which he claims that North Korea will go to war with the US. Like all the other legitimate time travelers, Michael makes sure to use a voice distorter in order to keep his identity sealed. The man claims that a government agency sent him back through time in a machine of possible alien origin.

In the video, he says:

“Hello, my name is Michael and I have quite the story to tell you.

“I am a time traveler. Yes.”

Phillips claims he was born in 2043 and says that he joined the army at the age of 18 before being picked for time travel experiments.

Describing what will become of the world in 30 years time, he says:

“I do want to tell you about North Korea because they do attempt to launch a nuclear weapon at the US – that happens later on this year in late 2018.

“Hopefully we can change the timeline so it doesn’t happen. That’s a partial reason for creating this video. North Korea does attempt to attack a US territory – that’s what I’ll call it – in response the US sends two cruise missiles laden with nuclear tips. Two of those to Pyongyang.

“Unfortunately what happens as a result of this nuclear exchange, in 2019 World War 3 does happen. It kicks off.

“It wasn’t an unlimited war – nowhere near the scale of World War 1 or World War 2, however, I have to try and stop it from happening. I don’t want people to die.”

Phillips also claims that the world will suffer from several natural disasters, leaving parts of it inhospitable for human life. But, he does claim that by 2025, humans will have step foot on Mars.

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Of course, given the nature of his claims, everything Michael says should be taken with a pinch of salt. There is no hard evidence to suggest that time travel is possible and it's more than likely that Michael and his merry band of travelers are just pulling our legs.

We all want to take a glimpse into the future; either our own personal story or the history of the world. It's easy to understand why. After all, forewarned is forearmed. Ever since the days of Julius Caesar, right up to Nostradamus, we've relied on fortune tellers and soothsayers to prognosticate the years ahead of us, and teach us valuable lessons about the ultimate outcome of everything.

However, most of the time these visions of the future are based on nothing more than a vague hunch or obtuse dreams. Either that or they're an outright con. But now a man claiming to be a 'time traveller' from the year 2075 has appeared on social media, to provide us with a devastating warning about the future. Is he legit? Or is this a load of bull? Watch for yourself to make your own mind up.

Check out the weird video of the alleged time traveller below: 

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In a new video recently uploaded to the YouTube channel ApexTV, a mysterious masked man wearing a distinctive red suit and black polo-neck, calling himself 'Kasper,' states that artificial intelligence will end up supplanting our world leaders, and will eventually control all governments. Sounds a bit like something from Ian Banks' Culture novels, or Metal Gear Solid 2.

Kasper is difficult to make out, due to him using a voice modifier as part of his disguise. However, he can be heard stating: "Shocking things are going to happen in the future. I'm going to share with you one of the most shocking things that you will have ever heard before." Gesturing to the buildings in the background, he continues: "All of the buildings behind me, this is all underwater. Los Angeles California is not how it is today ... The flood is caused by global warming."

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Kasper goes on to add that by the year 2028, the truth about time travel will be revealed to humans, and various government agencies and clandestine spy networks will be established to prevent temporal interference.

So there you have it: is Kasper telling the truth? Or is this a load of hot air? Personally, I'm not convinced. But you never know: maybe a great deluge really is on its way. If you own property in LA, maybe you should think about selling before things get wet.

Back in 2009, the late, great Stephen Hawking hosted a party for time travellers. It was complete with canapés and flutes of fancy champagne, and anyone was invited - providing, of course, that they could travel back to the past, as the theoretical physicist only announced the time and date of the event after it had happened.

Unfortunately, nobody turned up, and that was proof enough for Hawking that time travellers did not exist (or, at least, were not in control of when and where they travelled to... or were just rude).

Still, that hasn't stopped a load of people from coming forward and claiming that they've just arrived here from the future.

Apex TV, a Youtube channel which specialises in paranormal activity and conspiracy theories, has featured a lot of so-called time travellers on their page recently, the most recent of which claims to be from the 38th century.

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The subject of this video is "Mike", a French native who moved to Canada at the age of 14.

When he was 18 years old, he says, he began work at "the National Secure Laboratory of Canada" and became involved in "many secret operations and objectives."

"We were doing experiments with a time machine," he said. "We sent many groups and single travels to the future. I was also involved in the groups and was travelling with them.

"We were travelling to random years, but our main target was the year 3700."

Of course, Mike has no concrete proof that he has visited the future - but he does have some pretty far-fetched stories about robots.

During his 18 or so visits to the year 3,700, he says, he encountered all sorts of robots: some of which were convincingly human, and others which were "perfect killing machines" used for military purposes. And the humans were warring against them.

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"In the year 3700 the war began," Mike said. "The war between human race and artificial creators. The robots. The robots who had an artificial intelligence once understood their power. They understood their dominance above humans and raised above them. They were slaves but become the leaders.

"The war had been started. The war that kind of nobody had seen before. On September 20 in the year 3700, all robots over the planet earth started their attack.

"After the first wave of assault, over 30 per cent of humans were destroyed.

"They used internet and wireless system to be connected at once and give attack together. The only thing that saved the most population of humans is that robots did not get the codes of launching system of the nuclear rockets. In that case there would be not a war, but a genocide of the human race."

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Mike says that he managed to kill at least one robot while he was in the future, and brought back a part of it with him. When he showed Apex TV the supposedly futuristic technology, however, the viewers were less than convinced, saying it looked far too rudimentary to be from the year 3,700.

Indeed, there are quite a lot of holes in Mike's story (a huge one being 'Why would this secret Canadian authority hire a teenager to go and wage war against super advanced robots?'), but people will believe what they want to believe.

Is it possible that robots will rise up against humans in the next 1700 years? Sure. But did Mike witness this revolt for himself, kill a robot, and is now fleeing the Canadian government in fear of his life? Probably not.