A brand new social media phenomenon is here to warn the world …
We’ve all heard stories about the possibility of life on other planets…
But the thought that aliens could crash land on Earth certainly seems like something straight out of science fiction.
Well, according to a self-proclaimed ‘time traveler’ from the year 2671, it’s entirely possible.
And they claim it could happen in 2023!
According to TikTok user @radianttimetraveler, otherwise known as Eno Alric, the year 2023 could be the year aliens come to Earth.
They took to TikTok to warn their followers that aliens will crash to Earth on a giant meteor.
In one of their posts, they also warned of 5 huge events that will happen over the next few years that will change the course of civilization.
And what they had to say was terrifying.
According to the ‘ time traveler’, new planets are set to be discovered, aliens will come to Earth, and we will all face the impact of a devastating tsunami.
All before the end of May 2023.
Since the video was posted, it has gone viral and gained over 250,000 likes.
In the TikTok, the text read: “ATTENTION! Yes, I am a real time-traveler from the year 2671, remember these five dates to come.”
They then listed off specific dates and what is allegedly around the corner…
“November 30, 2022: The James Webb telescope finds a planet that is a mirrored version of Earth.
“December 8, 2022: A large meteor hits Earth containing new types of metals and alien species.
“February 6, 2023: A group of 4 teenagers discover ancient ruins and a device that opens a wormhole to other galaxies.
“March 23, 2023: A team of scientists exploring the Mariana Trench find ancient species.”
And finally: “May 15, 2023: A 750ft tsunami hits the US west coast, mainly San Francisco.”
TikTok users quickly took to the comment section to share their thoughts…
One user wrote: “I saving this stuff I’m just on to you,” while another commented: “Source: trust me, bro.”
You can see the video for yourself here.
And then the so-called ‘time traveler’ made a new claim…
And warned people that a passenger plane will go missing.
But they also repeated old claims that teenagers would soon discover portals to other galaxies…
And that a devastating earthquake will open up the ground to release a new species.
Apparently, these dates were posted with typos, and said “2022,” to which one fan told them to “go back in time and fix those dates.”
But for May 15, 2023, they added: “A 750ft mega-tsunami hits California, mainly San Francisco.”
However, people couldn’t see past the typos and mocked the ‘time traveler’ for the mistakes.
One user said: “This is how we know y’all lying cs February 2022.”
“Some of these dates are in the past,” said another.
“Yeah bro, totally forgot about that earthquake four months ago,” a third sarcastically commented.
According to the Daily Star, the passenger plane will mysteriously disappear after flying into the “Bermuda triangle.”
The time traveler claims anyone who attempts to cross it will vanish after a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared from the area.
In the video, which has garnered more than 15,000 likes, the time traveler said: “January 1, 2023: A passenger airliner disappears while flying over the Bermuda triangle.”
You can watch the video here.
But their claims didn’t end there…
In another video, the ‘time traveller’ said that 7 people will mysteriously fall from the sky in 2023.
They wrote: “June 18, 2023: 7 people mysteriously fall from the sky, but there was nothing flying in that area.”
But followers weren’t buying any of it and took to the comment section to criticize the claims…
“Why is it always bad news?? I don’t get it,” one person wrote.
A second added: “If he came from the future he should be able to tell us how to get rich over the next few months.”
While a third chimed: “I don’t think so.”
Others, however, were more welcoming of the claims.
One user commented: “If they land at my place I’ll happily make scones and a pot of tea.”
“Wahoo, finally some excitement in this world,” another added.
“A very hostile alien species is coming to take back Earth, we will not win.”
“Another alien, whose world was destroyed by the hostiles, will save some of us. On March 23, 2023, about 8,000 people will be taken to another habitable planet.”
“To be clear, Earth does not end on March 23, this is when The Champion brings people to the other planet.”
You can watch that update here.
They then claimed the invasion has happened!
They’ve shared that the ship has come and gone from Earth, making its departure around 7.30pm EST.
They said the ship “was looking for the best engineers, scientists, doctors and leaders.”
“The 8,000 have a long journey ahead of them,” Eno added. “About four years, since The Champion can travel faster than light.”
You can check out the latest update here.
And now, residents of a Las Vegas suburb have gone viral for their claims of seeing aliens.
Residents of the town reported seeing 10-foot creatures with large, shiny eyes.
The police department responded by placing CCTV cameras outside, in the hopes of capturing images of the intruders.
Doug Poppa, a former police officer, claims the residents are credible.
As per Daily Mail, the sightings began at 1:50pm on April 30, after a resident reported something “100 percent not human.”
Police footage shows a large ball of blue light moving through the sky.
“There’s like an 8-foot person beside it and another one is inside us and it has big eyes and it’s looking at us — and it’s still there,” the homeowner told police.
Another caller said: “In my backyard. I swear to God this is not a joke, this is actually — we’re terrified.”
“They’re very large. They’re like 8 foot, 9 feet, 10 foot. They look like aliens to us. Big eyes. They have big eyes. Like, I can’t explain it. And big mouth. They’re shiny eyes and they’re not human. They’re 100 percent not human.”
Doug Poppa told NYPost: “I can tell you right now. Cops don’t come out and put up expensive video equipment up like that — and they certainly wouldn’t for someone calling in a report about a UFO.”
Do you think these claims are credible?