Archive · 11 Aug 2026
'Time traveller' claims secret machine sent him from 1977 to 4413
A man named Lewis Walker says he traveled through time.
He says he worked for Britain's Ministry of Defence in 1977.
Government scientists asked him to test a secret time machine.
They offered him a lot of money, £250,000, but warned there was only a 50 percent chance he would make it back.
He says a helicopter took him to a secret underground base under the English Channel.
Inside, a big triangular machine sent him to the year 4413.
When he woke up in an empty hospital, a robot voice told him humans no longer lived there and robots ran the city.
He met a man who said he was also a time traveler, from the year 2030.
Walker went to a place called 'Time Station' and chose to return to 1977.
The scientists told him he had been gone for weeks, but he showed no proof of any of it.
Lewis Walker from Leicester, England, claims government scientists used him as a test subject for a time machine in 1977.
He says he was offered £250,000 ($335,000) to test the device, with only a 50 per cent chance of success.
Walker claims a helicopter took him to a classified facility beneath the English Channel, where he entered a triangular time machine.
He says he woke up in the year 4413 in an empty hospital and found a city run entirely by humanlike robots with no biological humans left.
A man he met claimed to be a time traveller from 2030 and said time travel was opened to the public in 2028.
- Who
- Lewis Walker, a man from Leicester, England, who appeared on Apex TV claiming to be a time travel test subject for the UK government.
- What
- He claims a secret government time machine sent him from 1977 to the year 4413, where robots had replaced all biological humans.
- When
- 1977, according to his account; the date of the YouTube interview is not stated in the article.
- Where
- A classified installation beneath the English Channel, with his claimed destination being the year 4413.
- Why
- He agreed to test the machine for £250,000 ($335,000), money he said could help his family.
- Claimant
- Lewis Walker, Leicester, England
- Claimed employer in 1977
- Britain's Ministry of Defence
- Claimed travel
- 1977 to the year 4413
- Payment offered
- £250,000 ($335,000)
- Stated odds of success
- 50 per cent
- Facility location
- Underground installation beneath the English Channel
- Time machine description
- Large triangular structure covered in wires with a one-person seat
- Evidence offered
- None