10 Most Compelling Pieces Of Evidence That May Prove Time Travel Exists

What we talk about when we talk about time travel: going back to kill Hitler, Back To The Future, treading on butterflies causing irreparable damage to history, Doctor Who, whether or not it's ethical to use it to cheat on the lottery or sports gambling or whatever, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. What we don't talk about when we talk about time travel: whether it actually exists. Or will exist. Or has existed.
The idea of being able to travel backward or forwards through history has appeared in countless forms through pop culture, conversation and daydreams for ages, but how come we don't discuss whether it'll actually ever be real?
Is the idea of time travel so beyond the realms of possibility that we don't even consider that it could be real? Well, we're here with good news! Not from the future, sadly, just in the grimly predictable present. A grimly predictable present that includes quantum physics, Higgs Bosons and other science things we don't quite understand but apparently have something to do with a conceivable way for us to travel through time.
No less a genius than Stephen Hawking spent years looking for a reason that time travel couldn't exist, only to find the concept didn't contravene any laws of physics, eventually admitting "time travel may be possible, but it is not practical".
Plus there's that history of time travel in our culture has frequently strayed into the non-fiction - so long as you're inclined to believe the possible crackpots that are discussing it - all of which adds up to some pretty compelling pieces of evidence that prove time travel is real.

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List:

10. The Chinese-Swiss Watch - One Of The Most Mysterious Unexplained Artifacts Ever Discovered
09. The Time Travelling Mummy -
08. The Philadelphia Experiment - The creepiest unexplained mystery ever
07. Flight Into The Future - The time-traveling Plane
06. The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time
05. The Large Hadron Collider - This is definitely the Best and The Greatest Invention Ever Made
04. Rudolph Fentz - The Time-Traveling Man
03. Charlie Chaplin's Time Traveler - A Real-Time Traveler Caught On Camera
02. Andrew D. Basiago - The Time Travel and Teleportation Experiments of Project Pegasus
01. The Mysterious Man in the Book - This photo is maybe Real Proof of Time Travel
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[Injudiciously]

I went to bed last night and mysteriously woke up 8 hrs in the future.

[P_L_N_S]

"What do we want? Time travel. When do we want it? It's irrelevant."

[cruchingtiger]

Mystery # 2 - there's no way any civilization prior to mid 20th century could possibly invent three stripes. That technology belongs to Adidas only.

[nemoniente]

Rudolf Fenz is the focal character of "I'm Scared", a 1952 science fiction short story, which was later reported as if the events had truly happened. It became one of the more significant urban legends of the 1970s and has been repeated with the spread of the Internet in the 1990s, it has been presented as evidence for the existence of time travel.

[oobatznoobatz]

The lady in "Charlie Chaplin's Time Traveler" is listening to a portable radio. As was common during that time, held it to her ear to listen better because portable headphones were not invented yet.

[UncleTonyGuitar]

If anyone is interested, we are having a Time Travelers Club meeting at my house last Wednesday...

[hemineay]

@ 1:10 "Switzerland did not even exist"
Ming Dynasty : 1368 to 1644
Foundation of the Swiss confederation : august 1st 1291

ok... 9 more minutes of total crap following ....

[WeirdDarknessOfficial]

Even if the Charlie Chaplain film is true, and the woman was a time traveler, she still couldn't be talking to anyone because there would've been no cell towers.

[bogusmogus]

I time traveled into the future once. I took a train to London on Southern rail and instead of arriving at 8.30am I got there at 9.55am. True story.

[gatehouseauthor]

I'm always intrigued by these stories, and would love to believe in time travel. But if these are the ten most compelling pieces of evidence, then I'd say we have a problem. None of these are "new" information, and all have been debunked quite publicly.
Swiss Ming Watch - This story originated on a hoax website. This never happened. The photos of the watch were photoshop fakes.
Philadelphia Experiment - The entirety of the story of the Philadelphia Experiment is based on anecdotal (and extremely suspect) accounts provided by "Carlos Allende", aka "Carl Allen", who had a history of mental illness and a fondness for conspiracy theories. As entertaining as the movie about it was, it's still just a conspiracy theory.
Victor Goddard - Anecdotal stories are not evidence.
Montauk project - Once again, anecdotal stories are NOT evidence. The Montauk project has absolutely no evidence to it other than the supposed repressed memories of the claimant.
Large Hadron Collider - Closest thing to evidence in this video. Even so, there's no EVIDENCE, simply theory.
Rudolph Fentz - The story of Rudolf Fentz was a science fiction story published in the early 1950s by a writer named Jack Finney. It has since been repeated as fact by gullible folks who choose not to research its origins.
Chaplin film - This is the easiest to explain. I have seen this exact behavior in the modern day, sans mobile phone. My grandmother, when she got confused or disoriented or anxious, used to walk around with one hand in a sort of claw next to her face, making it appear as if she was holding something to her ear. She would often talk or mumble to herself while doing so. I have seen the same behavior in others suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's, the elderly, and in general just people who are anxious. It looks exactly like what you see in the Chaplin footage.
Andrew D. Basiago - Anecdotal stories are NOT evidence. Period. Bear in mind that this man also claims that he is the discoverer of life on Mars, and that he met President Barack Obama there, as Obama was also apparently a child who was brought into this testing and used as an ambassador to Mars.
Cape Scott photo - T-shirts were around at that time the photo was taken, and the man's hairstyle is not unbelievable for the time period. He simply appears unkempt. This is simply temporal anthropomorphism.

[zsnakepliscon]

9:40 they show a guy in a t-shirt and say they didnt exist in the time the photo was taken 1917 but i just googles the history of the t-shit and they say it was worn since 1913 as an under garment so theres one fact they cant use to confirm time travle...

[timacrow]

Rudolf Fentz was a character in a short Sci-Fi story published in 1952.

[etherdip]

If I could time travel, I would sit in random benches in random centuries and eventually be known as Bench Man. I don't know why.

[roguerock]

the old lady was most likely using a small hand held hollow horn used to amplify sound. An old fashioned hearing aid. She would have been talking to her husband who was walking ahead of her. You can sewer one such ear horn(my term) being portrayed in thar era in Mel Gibson's movie "The Patriot, " used by the father of "The Swamp fox's" (played by Mel) daughter in law to be.

[greatgrandpa]

I recognize the red boots with the white stripes.  They belonged to the Wicked Witch of the East.  Did they find the house that fell on her?

[Zenrising_YTCM_President]

10 things that don't prove anything but get you hits on youtube.

[agriperma]

Charlie Chaplin "Cell Phone" actually a "Ear Trumpet" old fashioned hearing aid.

Chinese watch ring? or common wax seal ring, with ancient Chinese symbol for sealing documents as used by all important people in the past?

Man in photograph, whats out of place here? he, and the person next to including the kid are not wearing regular clothes, he has a short sleeve shirt and short, both available at the time. looks like he jumped off a boat for the picture or was swimming, kid near him also. hence the underwear.

the rest are just "claims" by people and not really much evidence. for example the kid during Gettysburg address, I see nothing out of the ordinary here, for one the picture is not very clear, or detailed, but looks totally normal for that period of time.

One fallacy repeated over and over, is the fact that if time traveling was real, people would dress up for the period they were visiting. cell phones do not work without cell phone towers or networks. the so called "watch" is not an actual watch, just something that looks like a mini watch. people that lack critical thinking ability, usually jump to wild and conspiratorial theories. when the obvious is staring them right in their face. but reality is not often as fun as fantasy.

[ShmooyShmoo]

Believe half of what you see and nothing that you hear...

[Jimyjames]

I can time travel - I travelled from 2008 to 2018 - it took me 10 years!!! lol ;)

[kernowarty]

I think the woman supposedly using a cell phone in the Charlie chaplin movie probably has toothache and is holding an ice pack to her  face.