Move over, science fiction \u2014 the Internet thinks Donald Trump might have cracked time travel.<\/p>\n
A discovered trove of 100-year-old sketches by Prussian-born artist Charles Dellschau could hold clues that the former president \u2014and his youngest son, Barron\u2014 could be hopping through the decades, observers suggest.<\/p>\n
Dellschau, who died in 1923, was obsessed with \u201caeros,\u201d bizarre flying machines that looked part balloon, part airplane, part steampunk fantasy. <\/p>\n
Conspiracy buffs are zooming in on the word \u201cTRUMP\u201d scrawled across some of the drawings. Add to that a blonde doodled person steering a craft labeled 45, and theorists\u2019 tinfoil hats are practically melting.<\/p>\n
Then there are the books. <\/p>\n
As previously reported<\/a> by The Post, in the 1890s, Ingersoll Lockwood penned tales featuring a boy named Baron Trump who lived in the lavish Castle Trump and traveled through the weirdest adventures guided by a wise mentor, Don. <\/p>\n Fans of the theory say the uncanny similarities to Barron Trump are too strange to ignore.<\/p>\n In \u2018The Last President,\u2019 Lockwood imagined a chaotic New York vote and Fifth Avenue riots \u2014 yes, really.<\/p>\n In the author\u2019s tale, President Bryan picks a \u2018Pence\u2019 for his cabinet \u2014 just like Trump\u2019s former veep Mike Pence.<\/p>\n From sketches to Fifth Avenue: is Trump rewriting history one timeline at a time? Conspiracy theorists are baffled by 100-year-old sketches by Prussian-born artist Charles Dellschau. Facebook\/Charles A.A. Dellschau<\/p>\n Even the family\u2019s own words have become ammunition for theorists. <\/p>\n The commander-in-chief has repeatedly said<\/a>, \u201cI know things that other people don\u2019t know,\u201d sparking endless debate online.<\/p>\n But not everyone\u2019s buying into the chatter. Asked about the theory, the commander-in-chief\u2019s 18-year-old, Erewhon-loving granddaughter Kai Trump<\/a> was unequivoca<\/a>l: \u201cI don\u2019t want to go down those rabbit holes.\u201d<\/p>\n Forget sci-fi\u2014 Donald Trump may have just invented a time machine, according to unveiled 19th century books and drawings, and his son Barron\u2019s along for the ride as well. AFP via Getty Images<\/p>\n The story gets spicier with Dellschau\u2019s imagined \u201canti-gravity\u201d fuel, dubbed NB Gas or \u201csupe,\u201d which powered his flying machines. <\/p>\n UFO enthusiasts are already pointing out that it sounds a lot like what the government calls Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena \u2014 tech Trump has promised to reveal to the public.<\/p>\n And of course, the Internet loves to link everything to real life. <\/p>\n Ingersoll Lockwood dreamed up Baron Trump, a boy living it up in Castle Trump and racing through bizarre adventures with his mentor, Don \u2014 sparking wild theories thanks to uncanny echoes of Barron Trump. Walmart<\/p>\n