Teleportation: From Ancient Myth to Modern Science The idea that a person or thing can be magically transported from one location to another is actually quite an old one. Those Biblical accounts, Ezekiel 11:1, and in the story of Daniel and the Lion’s Den from the Hebrew Bible, tell of the mystical phenomenon of bilocation.Mr. Charles Fort in 1931, in his second non-fiction book titled Lo!.[1] In it he described various events and happenings revolving around the idea and presented his thesis that, by way of a “cosmic joker”, certain objects and people could be transported over great distances by unknown means. notable account of teleportation is that of Damodar Ketkar of Poona, India. Ketkar, described as a young child in the grips of a “poltergeist persecution”, suffered a teleportation event on April 23, 1928. According to a letter written by the boy’s British Governess, Miss H. Kohn, Damodar materialised in front of her and said to her “I have just come from Karjat!” (Which is approximately 63 miles from Poona) paranormalpeopleonline/teleportation-from-ancient-myth-to-modern-science/
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