Project Rainbow AKA The Philadelphia Experiment

what do you think T or F

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Really interesting stuff. I've read up on this a few times.
According to Al Bielek who also worked at Montauk, the whole experiment created a 20 yr loop. Every 20 yrs a worm hole opens up in which we can move thru time. The last loop hole was August 12th of this year. I don't know if they've reopened it as it was the last loop to occur, or if they've altered it. At any rate, i'll leave you with an interesting website which has live videos you can watch of those who worked on Montauk and The Philadelphia Project. There's a lot of information here including accounts in which mr.bielek himself travelled with others thru time.

www.bielek.com...



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[Edited on 11-14-2003 by darklanser]

Originally posted by Saiyan
what do you think about this

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Don't even get started on Titor in this thread....there are more posts about Titor than The Philadelphia Experiment.
Read "Alas, Babylon" by Pat Frank. "Titor" plagarized most of his "predictions" from this novel written in 1959.
I won't even do the search for you on this one.

[Edited on 11-14-2003 by darklanser]

Don't buy it. Not one bit. The entire Philadelphia Experiment story was based on one man's supposed eyewitness story. "Canisters of Light and Dark energy..." give me a break.

I think it's a bit far-fetched.

Hmmmm any official documents?

Really doubt it, but who knows.

I am thinking, mabye they did manage to make the ship go invisible, its an idea i have been toying with for a while and the rumors and half truths around this project seem to fit.

What if they managed to "bend" the light...I mean light is really a strange thing.
Its a wave and a particle (WTF??) we can see and reflect it and change it slightly.
Now since light is on the EM spectrum and EM stands for electromagnitism , then its logical to assume "light" has a magnetic field like everything in the world. Now if you have a strong enough magnet then surely you would be able to "curve" or "bend" the light so that it doesnt go back to the viewers eyes.....
Thoughts....