

The experiment was based upon Albert Einstein’s unified
field theory, and for you non-geeks out there; what that basically means is the
ability to teleport and time travel all at the same time. So the stuff you see
on star trek with the classic line “Beam me up Scotty” that’s what this was
about, but with the twist of time travel thrown into the mix. This experiment
was headed up by the US Navy and was applied onto the US Destroyer USS
Eldridge, in the dock yards of Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1943. The
experiment used the manipulation of magnetic fields with the help of a number
of electromagnetic generators to engulf the ship in a blanket of bent light
waves.
A few tries at the experiment had been done and to a point
was successful, but the one experiment that stuck out the most was when the
ship disappeared and the reappeared in Virginia and then back to Philadelphia.
While some sailors complained about nausea the worst horror was yet to be
found, some of the men were embedded right into the metal of the ship itself.
They were crying in pain and agony and eventually had to be put down and
forever sealed as part of the metal structure. Upon further investigation a
number of crew members had disappeared completely never to be found and most
would go on to suffer severe mental disorders. The US Government decided this
was a failed experiment on epic proportions never to be done again; they cut
the men who were fused to the metal out and then replaced the metal so no
evidence was found. As well they put the rest of the men into Psychiatric
Hospitals and did everything they could in order to cover the whole event up.
This would have worked if it had not been for a researcher who stumbled across
some recently declassified paperwork regarding anti-gravity propulsion and a
mysterious letter from a man named Carlos Allende who spilled the beans on the
Philadelphia Experiment due to his role as one of the few crew members who
managed to not suffer from the most severe side effects for the experiment.

Now I can continue on with the original fairy tale I started
with or the second one…that’s right the whole thing is a fairy tale. Now as I
have stated in the past I would love for this stuff to be 100% true and I would
be one of the first to say there is a conspiracy with our government, but I
can’t in this case. First off it’s only one man’s research into a speculated
idea of Einstein’s theories and they may have been considered by the government
as pretty much everything is, but he had no real proof or documentation of
anything in regards to it. As well the USS Eldridge was still in service for
many years after the supposed event took place and at no time was there any
radiation levels, weird anomalies or evidence that metal had been removed and
replaced. The only man to really come sort of close to pulling off something of
this magnitude was Nikola Tesla, who we will cover at a later date.
The overall timelines of the events just do not make sense,
case in point the time the experiment was supposed to have happened the ship
was still docked in NY. Could the ship logs have been falsified, sure if you
want to go that route then let’s look at the fact that the men who were first
stationed on the boat, when the experiment was to have happened, were
interviewed and the USS Eldridge had never dock in Philadelphia at any time of
it’s service.

Be safe and wear your life jacket,
John Cannon
John Cannon
No comments:
Post a Comment