Among the huge number of incredible facts of paranormal activity, one rather unremarkable, as it might seem initially, case stands out. The events, which will be described below, took place in the state of Philadelphia on October 28, 1943, in the middle of World War II.
The US Navy improved its military destroyer Eldridge from a technical point of view by installing electromagnetic equipment there, which was supposed to make the ship invisible to radars. A kind of predecessor of the modern "Stealth".
Popular representatives of the scientific community such as Nikola Tesla, John von Neumann and Albert Einstein were invited to conduct the Philadelphia experiment or project "Rainbow". We know about this experience only thanks to an interview with the former naval sailor Carlos Miguel Allende, which he gave 12 years after the experiment to the writer Morris Jessul.
Overdid it a bit
According to the former sailor, going out to sea, the military destroyer "Eldridge" activated an electromagnetic device and disappeared not only from radar, but also from sight. In simple terms, the ship disappeared.
It would seem that this is a real breakthrough. However, the discovery was soon overshadowed by the fact that after the mysterious return to point A, the people who boarded the ship saw horrific changes on board. Of the 181 crew members, only 21 were left unharmed. All the others with serious burns and wounds were evacuated to the medical unit.
It was said that some of the sailors literally merged with the ship's frame. The sight was eerie. Those who were able to survive were in a serious mental state, many were worried about seizures, and in their delirium they talked about some creatures that attacked the team from the green fog that enveloped the entire ship.
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Ship teleportation
After a while, eyewitnesses began to say that practically at the same time, when the experiment was taking place, in Norfolk, Virginia, the US Navy destroyer Eldridge was seen. It turns out that the ship did not disappear, but teleported from one place to another.
Obviously, the technology used on the ship was far ahead of its time. With her help, it became possible to teleport objects. But due to the large number of victims, it was decided to close the project.
The American authorities and military services do not confirm the existence of such a project in the past. Not a single document on the events of those years survived either, even the ship's logbook disappeared.
It is worth adding that the writer Morris Jessul, who published this candid interview, was found dead in his own car in 1959.
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