The Philadelphia Project, U.S.S. Eldridge and Project Rainbow

Some years ago I was playing around with a homemade device and my sunglasses, which were lying next to the coil, disappeared for several hours. I had very large neo magnets arranged in a circular pattern surrounded by a several hundred turns of magnet wire which was connected in series with a radio shack 9v motor. The motor was old and constantly changing speeds so it must have hit a sweet spot or something.

Gravity and speed effect time itself. A black hole may be produced in the future. Because the speed inside it exceeds light speed and pulls light in. Staring into it may be starring till the end if time

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I recently heard about this on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory. He had a man on the show who claimed to be on that ship during the experiment and also claims that he was teleported 40 years into the future. This story is extremely hard to believe but one thought is that Einstein theorized that time travel was possible but it would take an incredible amount of energy and once this energy was released you wouldn't be able to control it.
Another thought is that the men that were fused to the ship might be explained by the fact that this could have acted like a giant microwave oven which cooks the food from the inside out and uses electromagnetic frequencies in the gigahertz range to do so. Let me know what you think!

One of the first books I ever read on conspiracy theories was one concerning the Philadelphia Experiment, and I've got to tell you the idea of men being fused into the ship via some unknown forces produced during the experiment really sent a shiver down my spine.

Whether it's a real event or not, reading about it and having such a reaction to it at such a young age really opened my eyes to the sort of technology our governments may possess that they're keeping hush about.

Is it possibe tha the ship actually perfromed a space fold, and the people who dissaperard got sucked in through a micro black hole

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Get the story from Brown's daughter before believing everything you read in this forum.

MIB in Canada

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Fred, sometimes I don't think these scientists use good sense. I think they sometimes pull the trigger, and don't anticipate the possibilities, or don't give a damn.

The initial portions of the Manhatten Project if I recall was in Chicago, and they started experiments and built a nuclear pile right there at the University of Chicago.

Even when they detonated the first bomb, there was betting going on whether or not the chain reaction would stop once started, or consume the entire earth.

They pushed the button anyway.

It is possible that they anticipated a stronger electromagnetic field to be necessary at the Navy base to effect this cloaking, and were surprised themselves by the experiment.

I'm doubtful about the whole Philidelphia Project.

But I'm certain our scientists dik around with things they shouldn't.

And don't have enough sense to know when that is.

I'm wondering how many of you still believe what has been said about this experiment?www.ttownsendbrown.com...

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It's Magnetic.