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originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
One public case in which crew have been lost somewhere in space is the Philadelphia Experiment.
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
In the short term the storm area 51 is on my mind. Has got the makings for a perfect storm with the public interest vs state secrets. In the background we have another case of satanic panic starting to emerge with the clinton-epstien link surfacing. The CIA is up to their neck in all of this.
In general I think your thinking is in the right direction, however another perspective is that it could be somewhat like Roswell in that some things happened, which were misinterpreted and exaggerated into mythology which I guess we could call a fairy-tale.
originally posted by: moebius
Did you actually read the wiki article you are linking to? The Philadelphia Experiment is a fairy-tale.
There was no experiment, neither are there any reports, or actually any corroborating evidence, just a tale from some guy.
The author has now interviewed a man who served on a companion ship to the destroyer in question, and who was on the scene the night of its supposed disappearance, which he is able to explain in minute detail.
Yes, I think that's a good possibility for how the mythology originated.
originally posted by: ErosA433
In all the best explanation for it was the Vessel in question, was being degaussed, a practice not in place until then, though is routine these days.
this is now a special kind of nuts
You links merely show there are others who don't understand physics any better than you do, and some of them are quite honest about it, like this source from the link you posted:
originally posted by: kwakakev
Link to Philadelphia Experiment documents
Yes light can be bent, and the greater mass-energy content of something the more it can be bent. The problem is whoever wrote this is correct, that they don't understand the science. If he did he would understand that the mass-energy content of the sun given by E=mc^2 is the mass of the sun times c^2, a ginormous number almost incomprehensible on human scales, and yet astronomers struggled to barely detect a tiny shift in the position of stars during eclipse observations in 1920 trying to confirm this light bending. They did but it was such a small amount of bending and so close to the limits of what they could reliably detect that some people questioned the measurements.
Now, I’m DEFINITELY not well learned in this area of physics or just science, but I’ll try to relay the info as best I can, and hope I don’t screw up too badly. But the theory goes like this, they wanted to make the ship invisible to vision, and to do that u have to bend the light around the object in some way.
What evidence? Who specifically was institutionalized? Where? If people tell you a story like that and you believe it with no evidence, then you need to devote more effort to critical thinking. Did you even read your own links? If anybody needed institutionalizing, maybe it was Carl Allen, who had a history of mental illness?
One piece of evidence that supports something unusual happened is how the surviving crew members needed to be institutionalized.
3. The ship’s logs for the Eldridge and Andrew Furuseth state the neither ship was in the Philadelphia Naval Yard in late October of 1943.
4. Crewmembers of the Eldridge who were with the ship from her commissioning until the end of World War II, have stated that they were not a part of any experiment involving invisibility in Philadelphia or any other port.
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7. Author/Researcher Robert Goerman, researching the subject in the 1970’s, located Carl Allen and uncovered his history of mental illness. It has been theorized that the “Philadelphia Experiment” was a hoax perpetrated by a troubled mind.
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
I guess we had some miscommunication when you asked what I was worried about. I have learned to be comfortable in the gray zone when exploring mysteries. It is good when you do find a solid fact to build on and extent the understanding.
There is a lot of history in mythology, keeping it in context while being aware of its limitations helps with communication at times. We all do have a lot of innuendo to work through, thanks for everyones help.
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: ErosA433
this is now a special kind of nuts
Yeah I know we should not make things personal here. Not the first time I broke the rules, soz.
Link to Philadelphia Experiment documents
One piece of evidence that supports something unusual happened is how the surviving crew members needed to be institutionalized. This had a big impact on the community and there lots of evidence around to support it. Being exposed to this strong field appears to have had a significant affect on neurological function.
Like all other similar cases good luck trying to sort out the facts from the fiction. Being able to discuss and find a clear line of thought has helped develop a clearer picture of it all. It is complicated and does take time, all the other comments have helped heaps along the way.
Yeah, its cool how things have changed from EM to wormholes... Whats going on there, hmmm???
So what proof do you have of an aether? And that mythical aether has caused space accidents.
originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: neutronflux
The work by Sir Isaac Newton in 1665 is an important step in proving the construct of the EM aether. This was achieved by light refraction through a prism.
Another important experiment is the double slit experiment by Thomas Young in 1801. This helps proves the wave nature of light.