Amy Eskridge, a gifted researcher who died at just 34 (died by suicide) explored advanced propulsion and anti-gravity concepts known as the P47 (Present + 47,000 years) and P52 (Present + 52,000 years) models. Some speculative accounts also link the P52 group to the Orion constellation, proposing that these future humans may have migrated there before returning to Earth’s past. 

Her theory was striking: UAPs are not spacecraft from distant planets, but time machines. Their occupants, she suggested, are “terrestrials of the future” evolved descendants of humanity, physically altered by a highly technological existence. 

Some speculative accounts also link the P52 group to the Orion constellation, proposing that these future humans may have migrated there before returning to Earth’s past 

At the same time, discussions around artificial intelligence have taken on an almost mythic tone. In Silicon Valley, super intelligent AI is sometimes described as “alien intelligence.” The “portals” often mentioned are not literal gateways, but vast data centers—systems powerful enough to create something fundamentally beyond human understanding. 

Eskridge’s ideas raise a disturbing question: why are these phenomena so often linked to nuclear sites, military zones, and major technological breakthroughs like AI? 

One possible answer is that humanity is approaching a critical turning point, potentially a global catastrophe driven by war, environmental collapse, or uncontrolled AI development. In this view, future humans are not here to intervene, but to observe and preserve, collecting genetic material or studying the moment civilization began to lose control. 

The underlying concept connects back to physics. If space and time are intertwined, as Einstein proposed, then mastering gravity could also mean mastering time. What we call “portals” may simply be the threshold where advanced technology enables movement through both. 

Whether speculative or not, the message is clear: the line between human and “alien” may not be what it seems. Even Steven Spielberg recently shared his thoughts on the latest happenings surrounding UFOs and put forward the possibility that the aliens behind the UFO phenomenon just might be us from the future. 

In the video below Amy Eskridge discussing Ultra terrestrials from the future.