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The Philladelphia Experiment

posted 11 years ago by engr-student
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The analysis assumes that Allende was fully informed but I assert he got a few things wrong because though he is trying to understand what happened. He was not technical at the time.

I met him in the 1990's in Silver City NM. He claimed they were trying to vibrate the ship at the speed of light. Vibrating at the speed of light is meaningless. Vibrating at the frequency of light makes more sense, especially if that light is 1940's era radar, and the vibration is meant electrically absorb the incident radio wave.

It was Tesla's Unified theory that was used, not Einsteins. Tesla was murdered by the Nazi's just a year before this happened. He was working to refute Einsteins "incomplete and insufficient" relativity.

After studying Tesla's works, I think that the Navy tried to make an inverse free electron laser to soak up radar signals. This explains the elctronics, vibration at the speed of light, and gives some interesting directions for why it may have failed. One is that with inefficient execution it becomes a great radar beacon, not a radar sink.

[–] airfaith 11 years ago

how can someone with seemingly good knowledge of all this go ahead and say "electrically" instead of "eletronically"

copy and paste? also, where is your backup proof? cant just say "i heard" or "i was told"