The Philadelphia Experiment True Story

 

The Philadelphia Experiment – true story or not? We have all heard about this experiment and most of us have seen the movie but…what is really behind it all? A friend of mine asked me few days before what is the real Philadelphia Experiment true story and I decide to share with you, my knowledge:)

I think we have all heard different stories but what really happened there? …maybe we will never know the truth!

What was The Philadelphia Experiment?eldridge

 

On October 28, 1943,  U.S. Navy carried out a military experiment at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, in Philadelphia of course:)

The actual purpose of the experiment was to make the U.S Navy Destroyer USS Eldridge invisible and undetectable to the enemy radar. But still, the exact nature of this experiment is not clarified.

Some of the tests made were experiments in optical invisibility, radar invisibility, and magnetic invisibility.

Of course, the Navy denies that any kind of these experiments took place.

Different Theories

 

The experiment was based on the theory of Albert Einstein who talks about making a single field uniting electromagnetic radiation and gravity.

Some scientists claimed that this kind of field could enable a light around the object through refraction, which will make the object invisible.

Another theory is that scientists were doing magnetic and gravitational measurements to detect anomalies of the sea floor, an experiment based on Einstein’s theory.

Many rumors from the story describe side effects for the crew, it is even said that some of them vanished during the experiment. Also, it is said that the crew was brainwashed in order no to remember anything, to keep the experiment totally secret.

Jacques Valle was one of the scientists who tried to explain the experiment. His theory was that on the Eldridge a powerful magnetic field was generated in order to make it undetectable to radar.

He also said that the Eldridge might have traveled to Norfolk and back to Philadelphia in one day, which was not possible for merchant ships.

How did Eldridge do it?

 

The ship made use of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal and  The Chesapeake Bay, the fact that it was kept secret because of German submarines.

The military ships were secretly moved through the canals to avoid the threat.

What happened there?

 

It is said that there were actually two different experiments. Both of them taking place in the summer-autumn of the year 1944 involving the Navy Destroyer Escort Eldridge.

In the first experiment, the manipulation of the electrical field made the ship invisible on July 22, 1943. At this moment, some witnesses said that a green fog appeared in the place of the Eldridge.

 

Some sailors had health and mental problems after this experiment. They complained about nausea. When the ship reappeared, something strange also happened.

Some crew members were embedded in the metal structure of the ship, one sailor ended up with his hand in the steel hull of the Eldridge. A lot of sailors also had serious psychological problems.

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The second experiment was about teleportation and time travel on a small scale. The ship was sent a few minutes into the past, on October 28, 1943.

This time, Eldridge time traveled 🙂

teleportation eldridge

The ship disappeared, covered by a blue light and teleported to Norfolk, Virginia, more than 320 km away.

A cargo transporter, The SS Andrew Furuseth, was there at that moment and the crew saw the Eldridge and the people on board teleported and it vanished again back to Philadelphia.

The Destroyer time traveled 10 minutes back in time 🙂

Proof?

One man from the SS Andrew Furuseth crew sent letters to astronomers telling his story. In 1955, Morris K. Jessup, writer, astronomer, and researcher received one letter from Carlos Allente.

Robert Goerman wrote in 1980 in Fate magazine that Carlos Allente (Carl Allen) was Carl Meredith Allen who after reading a Jessup book became mentally unstable and with a huge imagination.

Mike Drash describes Allen as mysterious and difficult to locate.

Why to Jeesup?

 

Because he made research on Einstein’s Unified Field Theory and he claimed that a breakthrough revision of the Einstein Theory could create a future generation of a spaceship.

He published a book The Case of the UFO that contains some theories about the antigravity and the manipulation of the electromagnetism.

Allen said that Einstein had developed the theory but he stopped because the human race was not ready to accept it and to understand it.

He said that he saw the Eldridge teleportation event but he had no proof. Jessup asked for evidence but Allen said that he had no evidence; just that he could recall his memories with the help of hypnosis.

The scientist didn’t trust him.

What is strange is that Jessup killed himself 4 years after he met Allen.

 Jessup, Allen and Varo Corporation

 

In 2002, James Moseley and Karl Pflock wrote in a book that in 1957 Jessup was contacted by the office of Naval Research to study a package that was received in Washington DC.

The package contained a copy of Jessup’s book, The case for the UFO, with many notes in the margins, in different shades of pink. On the envelope was written Happy Easter. Jessup had no idea who did this. At least he said so.

Moseley said that the notes were actually a correspondence between 3 persons, Mr. A, M.r B and Jemi. Based on the handwriting Jessup identified M.r A as Allen.

They write details about The Philadelphia Experiment, having superior knowledge, they discuss some theories that Jessup advanced.

Varo Corporation, a research company, printed a limited edition of the book, with the notes and Jessup and Allen Correspondence.

Any credible evidence?

 

Philadelphia Naval

After so many years we still don’t have any evidence but I think this is normal. Think that, if invisibility and teleportation would be possible, if the experiment was successful, this would be the most invincible weapon and of course we would not let everyone know, it would be secret.

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A reunion of veterans from Eldridge in 1999, claimed that the ship was never in Philadelphia. Is this true or have they just had their memories erased?

We just know that out of a crew of181 people, 21 survived and most of them died a short time after, 40  died instantly and 120 never came back. So… what more proof do we need?

In 1951, the USA took the Eldridge to Greece, changed its name to Leon and was used in the Cold war for different operations. After 50 years the Eldridge was sold as scrap.

Books and Cinema

 

In 1984, the story was on the big screens, and I personally loved the film. The movie was directed by Steward Raffill and it was also remade in 2012.

The experiment was a source of inspiration for some episodes in the series: X Files, Doctor Who, Warehouse 13, The Unexplained and History’s Mysteries.

 Around this mysterious event are many books which have been written;

In 1963, Vincent Gaddis published Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea, reviving the story of Philadelphia Experiment.

George E. Simpson and Neal R published in 1978 the novel Thin Air and in 1979 Charles Berlitz and William Moore wrote The Philadelphia Experiment: Project Invisibility. In this book, Moore claimed that Albert Einstein completed the unified field theory and destroys it before his death.

In his novel The Spy Who Haunted Me, Simon R. Green makes references to the Philadelphia Experiment.

The list of movies and films that have been inspired by this military experiment is huge and the subject is still a mystery today.

We always try to explain what we don’t understand and if finally, we can’t find a logical explanation for them, we put everything down to fantasy.

So…this is not a legend! This is real fact!

This was a real experiment that technically succeeds but seeing the side effects that it had on the crew, the government stopped further researches.

This project named Project Rainbow was stopped but… this was not the end. Where Project Rainbow stops, Project Phoenix and many others just start, but we will talk about this another time.

What is your opinion? I would like to know what do you think, and if you have any questions I am here to answer. Just leave a comment below.

Thanks for reading and have a nice day.

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.Cristina

Cristina Boros
I have always been interested in time travel. From a very young age I was forever watching movies that would take me back in time.

I would love to hear from all of you who are also interested in this subject. Movies? Science? Book? Literature?

Whatever your interest is, I would love to meet you.

13 Comments

  1. andrejs

    Hi, Cristina!
    I read your post and with confidence can say good, interesting and exciting content. How about teleported ships, I do not know, but I have a story from my life experience.
    It was in mid 90-ies on a board of merchant ship as a navigating officer. In the middle of Bay of Biscay. I visually detected two targets (looks like warships) about five to seven miles from my port bow. After I tried to acquire them on radar ARPA screen, but no any targets were found.
    First was- radar fault but another cargo ship from starboard side was clear on screen with all data obtained from ARPA calculation.
    UFO or unknown military Stells technology is the only conclusion. Feelings were really excitatory.

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    1. Cristina Boros (Post author)

      really? are you serious? this is very interesting. tell more about ! what happenend? nobody say anything about this?

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  2. Marion

    I remember this story you are writing about, people were talking about it at that time and my parents were very excited about this. time travel and its possibilies have always fascinated me. I did not know about Albert Einstein and his theory about it. Do you think that this will stay a mistery forever? I wonder if this has anything to do with the Bermuda Triangle or is that the same? thank you for this subject. Also i found the comment of mr.Andresj above very interesting….

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    1. Cristina Boros (Post author)

      to be honest yes i think it will always be a secret:))) I don’t know… I hope not:) i hope soon we will able to solve this mistery:)
      I am glad that you enjoyed reading my post:)

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  3. Travis Smithers

    The Philadelphia experiment is one that I know next to nothing about and find fascinating.

    I suppose there are a lot of different aspects to the whole story we will never be exposed to, but I have always found stuff like this intriguing.

    It would be hard to say just how many advancements have been made that we know nothing about due to cover ups. Definitely get you thinking!

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  4. Robin

    It’s kind of scary to think of the number of ‘experiments’ that have been done behind closed doors in search of anything to gain an upper hand in the battle for supremacy. Almost all do it for power or money or because they feel their way is best and everyone should follow. Almost always, human life is expendable.

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    1. Cristina Boros (Post author)

      yes ,to be honest, I think money is the reason for everything. money and power.thank you for reading my post and soon I will write about some more incredible experiments . you will be amazed how far humankind can go :)thanks:)

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  5. Hannah

    This is fascinating! I’ve heard a few things about the Philadelphia before, particularly from my Dad. Never actually read about it in depth though. I definitely believe that we have achieved time travel before, but didn’t want the general population to know. There’s enough proof to back up this theory.

    Interesting. I will have to start doing more reading on the Philadelphia experiment.
    Hannah.

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    1. Cristina Boros (Post author)

      i am glad that you enjoyed reading my post:) yes i agree with you..that are many things about this subject that we really know:) thanks for reading.

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  6. Rosa

    Hi Cristina

    I’ve heard about the Philadelphia Experiment but I’ve never really read into it or remember much about the movie if I watched it. This is the first time I’ve learned about what actually happened. Hmm…it’s a bit scary!

    I may just look this up and possibly do some reading on it or watch the movie. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. Cristina Boros (Post author)

      it is scary but interesting:) i am happy that you enjoed reading and i will be back for more news:)

      Reply
  7. Jimmy

    Like many folks, I’d seen the movie but that’s where my knowledge of the experiment ends.

    Most of your info was entirely new to me and I think what it really opens up is the idea that there are probably many more experiments taking place in countries all over the world that we have no knowledge of. It’s kind of unsettling that this level technology is theoretically possible. I mean, if they were doing this in the forties. What could be happening right now?

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    1. Cristina Boros (Post author)

      I think you are right. I am sure that now… we are very closed of achieving the time travel dream:))) of course we don.t know even 1/4 of the things the experiments are taking place. you know these things are secret.thanks for reading and i hope you enjoyed the article.

      Reply

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