This is 100% true, or at least I believe it is true. About 1 year ago I was on a normal large 737 type plane flying internationally. I'm in the air, sitting on the right side of the plane, behind the wing area, and I can't sleep. I have never been able to sleep in planes. Plus, I think I also had not slept well the night before, maybe getting just 2 hours of sleep before. Flying has always made me nervous, and when I get nervous I can't sleep, often at all.

Anyway, I'm high up in the air, at an altitude of whatever is the cruising altitude for international flights between Asia and North America. I was soooo bored, groggy, and tire, so I tap on the screen in the chair in front of me, just to check the time for the hundredth time, realized that it was maybe around 8 PM. I sort of zone out maybe for what I thought was just 1 minute. I come to, and I press the screen again. It said that a full 15 minutes have passed, not the 1 minutes which I thought happened.

This is the only weird, alien or UFO related experience I have ever had. It could very well be that I sort of put myself into some ericksonian induction hypnotic trance and didn't notice that time had passed so quickly, or maybe I did go through some type of time skip.

The only reason I brought it up is that when I was little, I used to watch the X-files, which in the 90s brought the entire alien conspiracy and UFO/Roswell stuff to the american public and was so prominent. I remember on the 1st episode, mulder and scully is driving through the rain, and then he checks his watch, there is a flash, and then he checked his watch again. He notices that a huge chunk of time went missing, he gets out of the car in the rain, and finds this big X mark he had made on the side of the road for places where previously UFOs had been reported to have happened earlier in the episode.

I have never researched whether that claim made by Mulder, about missing or skipping time is real, or it is just maybe something made up by the show's writers, but I felt like I had a time skip experience, and on a plane no less.

That is all that I can remember, and as time goes on, and I get older, my memory is not as good as when I was younger. I can't remember anything else.