The Philadelphia Experiment

I just watched the Philadelphia Experiment movie over the weekend. I have been doing a lot of reading regarding this topic and was interested in watching the movie. I thought is was pretty chessy, being mostly a love story. I was just curious about the memeber opinions about the movie and the real Philadelphia Experiment

Theres quite a few threads on this, do a look around and you'll find loads of info.

The buzz was that the movie was very close to the reality of what happened if you look at it in a general way.

Similiar to true-life? Yeah, right...

And with the comment "alot of threads, search"? Have you tried using the search? Have you seen the results that come up on the Philadelphia Experiment? How many of those results actually talk about this? Not too many (I've tried).

I'm leaning towards it being an actual experiment in warping space/time (especially involving the likes of Einstein, and Tesla's research). I feel it was partially successful, but sabataged be Tesla, but then later revived into the Montauk project.....

thats a coincidence. I have been putting a lot of thought into that topic also.

Check out Al Bielek's site if you want more info on the Philadelphia Experiment as well as other juicy Government projects.
Al Bielek

Bielek supposedly is ,or was, Ed Cameron who was one of the scientists working on the Philadelphia Experiment. After some incedents he states that the government used advanced technology to regress him back to that of a child and send him back in time. He slowly realized who he was originally, but it wasnt until he met Duncan Cameron later on (Duncan was Ed's brother and another government scientist) that it all came back to him.

These guys were part of the Philadelphia Experiment

Philadelphia/Montauk Experiments

[Edited on 25-11-2003 by Sapphire]

ACK!! You beat me to it, i hadn't read your post

haha sorry, as soon as I saw this topic I thought of Bielek's story.

No problem

What did you think of Bieleks experiences? It's a pretty wild website, i contacted the guy on it once and spoke to him, al's phone is always full up with messages so its nearly impossible to get a hold of him.

From what I remember, the experiment was supposed to see if it's possible to make a ship invisible to radar. They used a magnetic field and when they turned it on, it made the ship almost dissapear, so they turned up the power. The ship dissapeared and reappeared like a 100 miles away for a few seconds. When they turned it off, the ship reapeared, but many of the crew were sick. Some crew members disappeared, and some fused with parts of the ship. I thinks that's it, or I'm confusing it with something else. I did a search on it a couple months ago.