Mysterious man moves 17 thousand kilometers just after a sleep

Going to find the answer to the mystery man can move nearly 17 thousand kilometers after experiencing a nap .

If you are a fan of fantasy movies, you are no stranger to the concept of instantaneous movement from one land to another in the blink of an eye. But in fact, can that happen? Most of us believe it is not, but the story of Gil Perez - a man in the sixteenth century will make you think again .

The mysterious story of a man falling from the sky .

Gil Perez is a Spanish soldier living in the Philippines in the sixteenth century. He is a bodyguard who guards the Palacio Del Gobernador - Manila's governor building. Before the story, Gil Perez was just an ordinary soldier like everyone else.

A rare picture depicts a special soldier Gil Perez .

. and Manila city at the time Gil Perez lived

But the turning point of his life came on October 24, 1593. It was the day the Manila governor - Gomez Perez Dasmarinas was assassinated by Chinese pirates. Gil Perez, after finishing his task, felt extremely tired, he leaned against a wall to rest for a moment.

In the blink of an eye, Gil Perez appeared in a place about 17 thousand kilometers from Manila. It was Plaza Mayor in Mexico City. At that time, Gil was still dressed in the Philippine bodyguard clothes.

Gil's appearance surprised everyone around him and he himself. Gil did not remember anything about how he could reach Mexico far away after a sleep.

Plaza Mayor de Mexico - where Gil Perez comes after only a sleep

The distance he spent was nearly 17 thousand kilometers

Gil Perez brought his strange story to the people around him. He still remembers the image of the governor of Manila being assassinated but unable to imagine his way of moving. The people in Mexico City said that Gil Perez was a deserter and could be related to Satan and should imprison him.

Two months later, news from Manila passed to Mexico City via the Manila Galleon. Everything is like the story the mysterious soldier was jailed. Someone on the ship even saw Gil Perez on duty on October 24, 1593, the day he overslept and was in Mexico after waking up.

Everything was broken, Gil Perez was released and returned to the Philippines to continue to work as a bodyguard. It is said that, after that mysterious shift, Gil Perez never did that again.

The Manila Galleon became the savior of Gil Perez from prison in Mexico

Science and the theory of quantum movement

So far, the mysterious story of the soldier Gil Perez in the sixteenth century remains a great question for humanity. However, this is not the only case in the world.

In the book Miscellanies published in 1696 by author John Aubrey (1626-1697) said that his acquaintance in Portugal witnessed the trial of a man who claimed he was flying in the air from East India to Goa (Portugal) in an instant in 1655.

Or as the case of another Scottish could fly in the air many times in the presence of people around. John Aubrey confirmed that, at that time (1671), some survivors could testify to the story.

From a scientific perspective, the ability of Gil Perez or of two men in John Aubrey's story is quantum teleportation . It means that they move extremely fast from one location to another with a very long distance at a glance. This is no longer a fiction that has been really researched by the scientific community.

In 1993, physicist Charles Bennett and his colleagues at IBM confirmed that quantum teleportation is real. This phenomenon occurs when the original object is destroyed and the replica object is formed in a place far away from the original location.

By 1998, experts at the California Institute of Technology succeeded in moving a photon of light at a distance of 1m - a huge distance compared to the tiny size of the particle.

In 2002, science took a step forward when researchers at the Australian National University successfully experimented with a laser beam.

Will the future be able to invent an imaginary quantum-shifting machine?

If this theory and logic are correct, human quantum shifting is possible. The problem is that, in order to succeed, you have to move 1,028 atoms that make up yourself and when you start to move. This means you die and a copy of you will be born elsewhere.

However, this is the story of the future, the mystery of why Gil Perez can travel such a long distance in a flash is still a mystery yet answer .