In there a time slip in the world?
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Answer:
Some scientists believe time travel might just be possible – at least theoretically; our current knowledge of science simply can’t achieve it. But what if nature somehow can… and does? Here are some of the most famous time slip cases – what do you think happened?
The vanishing hotel:
In 1979, two couples were driving through France on holiday – Geoff and Pauline Simpson and Len and Cynthia Gisby. Looking for a place to stay near Montelimar, they found a motel – but were told there was no vacancies and that they should try further down the road. So they set off, and soon found themselves driving down a cobbled street. They paused to take an interest in an oddly old-fashioned sign for a circus. Soon, they came across a long, low, stone building – an inn.
The couples went inside and were shown to their rooms – the windows had no glass in them; there were just simple, wooden shutters. And the furniture was basic; there were no pillows, no telephones, nothing remotely modern – no lifts. After eating a meal of steak, eggs and beer, they retired to bed.
Explanation:
At breakfast in the dining room the next morning, they were struck by some bizarrely dressed individuals – a woman in a silk evening gown came in carrying a dog. ‘It was strange,’ Pauline said. ‘It looked like she had just come in from a ball but it was seven in the morning. I couldn’t take my eyes off her.’ Policemen wearing uniforms later identified to date from 1905 also sat down to eat.
Later, paying their bill, the couples were astonished when they were asked for just 19 Francs – just over £2 – to cover their stay. Two weeks down the line, on their way home from the holiday, they decided to stay at the hotel again – but it was no longer there. And, developing the rolls of film they’d snapped with their camera, all the negatives of the photos they’d taken at the hotel were missing. Baffled, they returned four years later, again to try to locate the hotel. They never found it again.
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