Time: Tue Oct 29 10:00:35 1996
To: "Geoffrey Stewart Nimmo" <nextwave@one.net>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: The Purpose of the Philadelphia Experiment
Cc:
Bcc: dean, Electra, Marcia A. Armstrong, Nancy Lord
Dear Geoffrey,
I may ramble a bit here, but I thought
this might be pertinent, if not
directly on point. I once saw a neat
videotape of a young scientist from
Area 51. He was in his 30's, maybe
early 40's. He began the tape by
driving up to a desert location in
his Corvette Stingray. He gets out
and begins to describe the physics of
interstellar travel. He went into detail
about the propulsion system: a special
element, very high on the periodic chart,
which has such a dense nucleus, the
strong force actually radiates out beyond
the geometry of the nucleus itself. This
strong force can be amplified, mostly
through the use of decaying anti-matter
and special devices which are currently
being developed at Area 51. Once the
strong force is amplified, like any FM
signal is amplified, the time-space
continuum begins to warp. In this fashion,
very distance places, like the Alpha
Centauri, can be "brought here", without
having to wait the incredibly long periods
of time it would take to reach such distant
places, moving at normal light speed.
When the amplifier is no longer necessary,
it is turned off, and the space ship
finds itself at the new location.
This all happens in a rather short period
of time, say 5 minutes or less.
Can it be that the Philadelphia Experiment
was dealing with the exact same kind of
generators and amplifiers?
/s/ Paul Mitchell
At 11:32 AM 10/29/96 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>Date: Sat, 26 Oct 1996 22:08:38 -0700
>From: Robert Drake <snoball@mail.idt.net>
>Organization: Montauk Project
>Subject: Purpose Of Philadelphia Experiment(s)?
>
>What was the purpose of the legendary Philadelphia Experiment(s)?
>
>"The Philadelphia Experiment from A-Z" is an excellent site and resource
>for addition URLs relating to the supposed Philadelphia Experiment. I
>have included the URL and an excerpt from this location concerning the
>legend.
>
>http://www.wincom.net/softarts/philexp.html
>
>
>"Project Rainbow was allegedly an experiment conducted upon a small
>destroyer escort ship during World War II, both in the Philadelphia
>Naval Yard and at sea; the goal was to make that ship invisible to enemy
>detection. The accounts vary as to whether the original idea was to
>achieve invisibility to enemy radar or whether the prize sought after
>was more profound: optical invisibility. Either way, it is commonly
>believed that the mechanism involved was the generation of an incredibly
>intense magnetic field around the ship, which would cause refraction or
>bending of light or radar waves around the ship, much like a mirage
>created by heated air over a road on a summer day. The legend goes on to
>say that the experiment was a complete success... except that the ship
>actually disappeared physically for a time, and then returned. They
>wanted to "cloak" the ship from view, but they got de-materialization
>and teleportation instead..."
>
>Now the question is how about the Aliens? How did the legendary
>experiment(s) relate to the Aliens? The supposed answer to this
>question is the only reason why I am even thinking about Aliens or UFOs.
>
>
>Best regards,
>
>Bob Drake
>Los Angeles, CA
>
>*************************
>
>The Philadelphia Experiment and Time with Drue.
>
>Interview with Joshua Shapiro, December 6th, 1995
>
>http://execpc.com/vjentpr/drueintv.html
>
>
>A: The experiment was an attempt to move equipment and personnel through
>time and space using a Naval warship known as the USS Eldridge (DE-173),
>a destroyer escort. On August 15, 1943, a total of 181 men (176 sailors
>and 5 civilian scientists of which Iwas one of) were on board the
>Eldridge and along with one observation ship set out to sea for an
>experiment of which was never before attempted.
>
>Using technology that had already been proven successful on a smaller
>scale,
>the human factor was for the first time included within the scope of the
>experiments, whereas before only inanimate objects were used. We did,
>however,
>experiment with small animals during a dry run conducted on the 12th of
>August, 1943, which had horrifying results. There were three different
>agendas', which were:
>
> 1. A scientific agenda, which was to explore the time/space
> continuum for scientific discovery;
>
> 2. A military agenda, which since we were at war (World War II)
> the military wanted this technology for warring purposes; and
>lastly,
>
> 3. There was an extraterrestrial agenda, which was to map out the
> earth's planetary magnetic grid for interdimensional travel.
>
>There was a CORE agenda, which was secretly held close at hand by those
>behind the scenes. I identify them as "those in the know", and their
>agenda was to REWRITE HISTORY!.
>
> ----------------------------------------------
> gsn
>
>
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