The Professor Who Fell Through a Rift in Time: The Moberly–Jourdain Time Slip Incident
Published January 22, 2024
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119,672
Likes
5,364
Comments
253
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About
In August 1901, Charlotte Moberly and her assistant, Eleanor Jourdain, were wandering around the gardens of Versailles. Suddenly, these two educated English women with impeccable reputations witnessed a strange sight. People dressed in old garb, speaking in French, were interacting with each other as if the women wer…
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- January 22, 2024
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How The Professor Who Fell Through a Rift in Time: The Moberly–Jourdain Time Slip Incident is doing
It has 119K views in total. It ranks #11,324,045 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about The Professor Who Fell Through a Rift in Time: The Moberly–Jourdain Time Slip Incident
- Total views
- 119K
- Total likes
- 5.36K
- Total comments
- 253
- Published
- January 22, 2024
- Global rank by views
- #11,324,045
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The Professor Who Fell Through a Rift in Time: The Moberly–Jourdain Time Slip Incident has 119,672 views, 5,364 likes and 253 comments, ranking #11,324,045 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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