Sometimes, we may come across an old photo and it evokes a nostalgic feeling. Even if it was taken years before we were born, he can still have the same effect.
There are also times when an old photo may make people stop and take notice, especially if they spot something that seems to be out of place. That is what happened in the old photo we have for you here, and some people were saying that it proves time travel exists.
In the picture, take a close look at the young man standing in the front of the line. He is holding something in his arm, and if you look closely, it appears to be an iPad.
When you stop to think that this black and white photo was taken in 1941 by a well-known photographer, Edwin Rosskam, you will begin to wonder why people were questioning what they were seeing. Considering the fact that iPads were not developed until many decades after this photo, you have to wonder how he got his hands on one.
In the picture, the children are waiting outside of a movie theater in Chicago. It’s a look into the past that we don’t often see, but despite the historical nature of the picture, the detail that you see on the far right of the image is too interesting to ignore.
The young boy dressed in a suit and hat looks like he is holding an iPad. The photo was from 1941 but the first iPad wasn’t released until 2010. Could it be that time travel is real?
When social media started looking into this picture, they couldn’t believe what they were seeing. Many started commenting about how it could only be a matter of time travel but others were more skeptical.
Something else in the image that caught people’s eye is the young girl in the middle wearing a white hat who appears to be holding a plastic water bottle. Those plastic water bottles were not available until 1947, which was six years after the photo was taken.
Some people actually provided the voice of reason. Some said that the young woman might be holding a clutch purse on its end and others said that the iPad is either a notebook or a Bible.
Then again, why would you take an iPad back to 1941? Considering that you don’t have the Internet, it wouldn’t be of much use.
