The Philadelphia Experiment

• SolidSnake

  3 Jun 03, 01:14

  Well, this is also a famous story concerning the teleportation of a naval destroyer back in the WW2. It seems the US Navy had succeeded in using strong magnetic fields to bend light resulting in the cloaking of the destroyer by Einstein's unified theory. But something went wrong during the test phase and it ended up teleporting to a nearby port before returning to its original placement. Upon return, the crew onboard suffered from drastic side-effects from the experiment. Some went insane, some became transparent and horrors...some even became fused with the ship itself.
• PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0

  3 Jun 03, 21:49

  "The actual test of invisibility was a success, however the crew on board were very sick with electromagnetic radiation poisoning and other disorders.
  
  A third test was scheduled for Aug 12 1943 and the battle ship left the space time continuum, entered hyper space for four hours. It was a disaster. Most of the personnel died instantly, some seemed to be phasing in and out of reality almost appearing like ghosts. Some were lost in the space-time continuum. Some people lost their mind completely, while other had parts of their body embedded into the ships steel hull as if their body and the ships hull were occupying the same physical space."
  
  
  
  
• the Bear

  3 Jun 03, 21:58

  usually, i start here:
  
  http://skepdic.com/
  
  direct link for the Philadelphia Experiment
  
  http://skepdic.com/philadel.html
  
  this site's pretty cool for debunking stuff
• PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0

  3 Jun 03, 22:02

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  usually, i start here:
  
  http://skepdic.com/
  
  direct link for the Philadelphia Experiment
  
  http://skepdic.com/philadel.html
  
  this site's pretty cool for debunking stuff

  Thanks for providing the links
• sillyme

  3 Jun 03, 22:03

  but you guys should know... bending light is possible..
• Master -_-

  3 Jun 03, 22:04

  this has been proven... but no evidence yet..
• sillyme

  3 Jun 03, 22:06

  proven but no evidence? what do you mean??
  
  i know that light passing earth's atmosphere bends..
• SingaporeMacross

  3 Jun 03, 22:08

  eh? red alert one?
• the Bear

  3 Jun 03, 22:10

  bending light... been proven..
  
  http://www.theory.caltech.edu/people/patricia/lcabel.html
  
  

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  this has been proven... but no evidence yet..

• sillyme

  3 Jun 03, 22:13

  thanks bear
  

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  bending light... been proven..
  
  http://www.theory.caltech.edu/people/patricia/lcabel.html