Monthly Archives: November 2013

The True Story of the Philadelphia Experiment (Part 2) Some of the equipment used in the “Philadelphia Experiment” was not yet publicly available in 1943. (What they build for the military is always ahead of what the civilian sector gets.) … Continue reading →

The True Story of the Philadelphia Experiment (Part 1) In September 1940 had occurred the test of the small navy tender ship in Brooklyn. Al Bielek and his brother Duncan had returned to Project Rainbow in January 1942. (Background: Our … Continue reading →

One single source of energy – Tesla World system Nikola Tesla is credited with far out, “can you do this, can you do that” type of thinking. He enjoyed the mental challenge. So, for example, Tesla’s preliminary thinking would be, … Continue reading →

AL BIELEK THE PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT In January 1988, after seeing the movie “The Philadelphia Experiment”, Al Bielek’s (a.k.a. Ed Cameron) memories started returning. In 1989, Al Bielek (Ed Cameron) made the decision to go public with the information about his … Continue reading →

U.S Advisory Committee On Human Radiation Experiments Above (hopefully) is an embedded video of Chris De Nicola, testifying on March 15, 1995 to the U.S Advisory Committee On Human Radiation Experiments. The Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments was established … Continue reading →

Viktor Schauberger’s UFO Albert Einstein had said, in 1951, “This word ether has changed its meaning many times in the development of science.” A fundamental dividing line is between the “static ether” and the “dynamic ether.” For 19th-century physicists, The … Continue reading →

Some of the latest thinking on The Ether is that a “hyperdimensional model” of the universe posits The Ether as the actual transformation medium between the higher spatial realities and our (3-D) dimension – through something called the “torsion field.” … Continue reading →

A TORSION FIELD appeared on my CD? Amidst all the hubbub, remember that The Ether itself has stated, “The ‘scientists’ are the ones who are in ‘relative motion.’ As for me, I can sit and wait.” [1] Albert Einstein himself … Continue reading →

Ye cubic surfaces! By threes and nines Draw round his camp your seven-and-twenty lines – The seal of Solomon in three dimensions. Thus wrote Scottish mathematical physicist James Clerk Maxwell (1831 – 1879). After Maxwell’s death his equations were “Heavisided” … Continue reading →

It seemed, based upon claims in chapter 2 of Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA, that today’s so-called “Maxwell equations” were a “dumbed down” version of the original equations of James Clerk Maxwell. This, if true, had tremendous implications. … Continue reading →