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The "Montauk"
Secret experiments with the ship and what kind of person to continue the project "Montauk»
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Experiment "Philadelphia" - one of the most interesting mysteries of the twentieth century gave rise to many contradictory rumors. According to legend, in 1943 in Philadelphia, US military, allegedly tried to create a ship invisible to enemy radar. Using calculations made by Albert Einstein, on the destroyer "Aldridge" installed special generators. But during the trial the unexpected happened - the ship is surrounded by a cocoon of powerful electromagnetic fields, not only disappeared from radar screens, but just vanished in the truest sense of the word. After a while, "Eldridge" materialized again, but in another place and distraught crew on board. How reliable is this story?
For the first time on the Philadelphia experiment it became widely known thanks to the astrophysicist Maurice Jessup, a scientist and a writer from Iowa. In 1956, in response to one of his books, which addresses the problems of unusual properties of space and time, he received a letter from some K.Alende, it was reported that the military has learned virtually move objects "is the usual Space and Time." The writer served in 1943 on the ship "Andrew Fyureset." On board this ship, which was part of a group monitoring the Philadelphia Experiment, Allende (as he claims) fine saw melted in the greenish glow "Eldridge" heard the buzz surrounding the destroyer force field ...
The most interesting thing in the story of Allende - a description of the effects of the experiment. On returning "out of nowhere," people began to happen incredible things: they seem to fall out of the real of the time (using the term "frozen"). There have been cases of spontaneous combustion (the term "ignited"). Once the two "frozen" suddenly "inflamed" and burned for eighteen days (?!), And any rescue efforts failed to stop the burning of the bodies. There were other oddities. One of the sailors, "Eldridge", for example, gone for good, having passed through the wall of his apartment in front of his wife and child.
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Experiment "Philadelphia" - one of the most interesting mysteries of the twentieth century gave rise to many contradictory rumors. According to legend, in 1943 in Philadelphia, US military, allegedly tried to create a ship invisible to enemy radar. Using calculations made by Albert Einstein, on the destroyer "Aldridge" installed special generators. But during the trial the unexpected happened - the ship is surrounded by a cocoon of powerful electromagnetic fields, not only disappeared from radar screens, but just vanished in the truest sense of the word. After a while, "Eldridge" materialized again, but in another place and distraught crew on board. How reliable is this story?
For the first time on the Philadelphia experiment it became widely known thanks to the astrophysicist Maurice Jessup, a scientist and a writer from Iowa. In 1956, in response to one of his books, which addresses the problems of unusual properties of space and time, he received a letter from some K.Alende, it was reported that the military has learned virtually move objects "is the usual Space and Time." The writer served in 1943 on the ship "Andrew Fyureset." On board this ship, which was part of a group monitoring the Philadelphia Experiment, Allende (as he claims) fine saw melted in the greenish glow "Eldridge" heard the buzz surrounding the destroyer force field ...
The most interesting thing in the story of Allende - a description of the effects of the experiment. On returning "out of nowhere," people began to happen incredible things: they seem to fall out of the real of the time (using the term "frozen"). There have been cases of spontaneous combustion (the term "ignited"). Once the two "frozen" suddenly "inflamed" and burned for eighteen days (?!), And any rescue efforts failed to stop the burning of the bodies. There were other oddities. One of the sailors, "Eldridge", for example, gone for good, having passed through the wall of his apartment in front of his wife and child.
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