Philadelphia experiment. Myths, theories, reality

The Philadelphia experiment has grown so mysterious and mysterious that believing in the very fact of its existence is quite difficult. However, a lot of evidence of eyewitnesses and participants in the events do not completely forget the events that took place in October 1943. What happened then really? Was the fact of the monstrous accident or all this just a fantasy in order to increase the popularity of the US Navy?

Philadelphia experiment. Description of the legend

Long before the fascist troops invaded the peaceful areas, the problem of improving military equipment was one of the aspects was the question of concealing military installations from the eyes and radar of the enemy. And if now it seems possible, then at that time all this was in development and at the stage of testing various theoretical proposals.

It is impossible to say how many proposals the government received, but it chose one that seemed most plausible - the creation of a strong magnetic field of a certain form that is able to completely hide military equipment from a view. The experiment was named "Rainbow", the date was set.

According to eyewitnesses after the experiment began, the ship disappeared from sight, leaving only a dense fog of green in its place. After his appearance in front of all it turned out that from the huge crew (consisting of 181 people) only two dozen remained unscathed, the others either disappeared or died from electric shock and fear, or literally merged with the ship's design.

Of course, after the experiment was over, the ship was sold, the results were classified, and everyone who survived was given an order to keep the secret out. By the way, the latter state that during the experiment nothing tragic happened, and the experiment itself was conducted on a different occasion.

Real participants of events

As for the people involved in the above-mentioned events, the names of the crew members or those who gave the appropriate orders either did not survive, or in different sources sound differently. But two famous names, whose initiative somehow encouraged the military to conduct a Philadelphia experiment, remained unchanged and widely known throughout the world.

Nikola Tesla and his experiments on the movement of various objects in space

Probably the biggest source of myths and the most absurd theories, which can not be confirmed for one simple reason - all archives of the records of the great scientist went to the US government and, like many other significant discoveries, were classified. The very same great scientist did not live to see the experiment for only a few months.

Albert Einstein and the theory of a unified field

There is an assumption that the experiment was designed precisely on his initiative to test the theory in practice.

Documentary evidence

No historical documents that could confirm or disprove the existing myth were found, or they are well classified. All eyewitness accounts do not give any special details on which one can judge the distant events. The only thing that can be found after enough long searches are photos and videos of the destroyer with crew members who served on it at the time of imprinting.

A possible source of myths

Whoever would argue, and the Philadelphia experiment somehow had a place to be. True, in a slightly different form, than offers us a chilling legend.

One of the most practical and believable at that time theories was the demagnetization of the ship's hull to hide it from the radar fields. For this, the body was wrapped in wires, which together with the ship created a powerful electromagnet.

As a result, most of the instruments "went crazy," and the crew had unpleasant sensations. Even if the technique could not be calculated, then it was not possible to control it in a state of indisposition and, in fact, "blindly". For these reasons, the experiments decided to "roll", and all the development and evidence to hide.

conclusions

The US military, the destroyer Eldridge, the Philadelphia experiment, Tesla and the unchanging classification of events are the real reasons for the emergence of one of the most common myths in the history of mankind.

It is impossible to assert with complete certainty that such tests did not exist, as well as to assert the opposite. After all, anything that could confirm the Philadelphia experiment (photos, videos and other documents) is hidden from the public in various ways.

It is possible that classifying events, as well as creating false information for the purpose of misinformation, are just ways to hide the failed experience that could easily undermine the credibility of the emerging "world" state. And if we admit the fact of mass casualties due to the state's fault, then this is the best way to avoid responsibility for what was done.

In any case, whatever happens on October 28, 1943, this is likely to remain a mystery forever, which can not be resolved.