WHAT LIKE THAT? On 2 October 2017, when police responded to a call to home disturbance in Casper, Wyoming, in early October, they found Bryant Johnson, 27, who was drunk with a message for them, he was from the future, and was sent to this time to warn people about an alien invasion that will take place in 2018. Bryant claimed that it was from 2048 and was in Wyoming to warn Casper's president of the impending alien invasion. He said he was drunk because it is the only way the aliens' time travel device would transport him into the past. He said the plan had gone wrong and was supposed to be transported to 2018, not 2000, and 17. He also stated that when this happened he was on a giant platform, from where he transported in time and reached our current time. Police arrested Bryant for public intoxication and took him to a nearby hospital. After being reviewed he was taken to the detention center. Most skeptics say Johnson is nothing more than an alcoholic man who justified his scandal with neighbors by inventing the alien invasion. UFO believers say it can be a real case, and that as always these people are being ridiculed by the United States media and authorities as silly as the story may sound, what if Bryant is right. Stories sometimes arise from people who claim to be from another era. The mysterious John Titer and his terrible warnings of 2036, the late Albilic, who said he traveled in time with his brother Duncan Cameron at the Philadelphia Experiment, and Hawke and Nordwist, a Swedish man who said he traveled until 2042 and he found himself crawling under his sink. Physicists such as Albert Einstein, Michio Keku, and Stephen Hawking have said that time travel is mathematically possible. So could Bryant Johnson be true? Will an alien invasion really take place in 2018?