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iddheepak
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is Philadelphia Experiment really possible ?
mgb_phys said:Not theoretically impossible - but tricky for visible light.
Look up 'Metamaterial' to see how to do it.
There is no concrete evidence to support the existence of the Philadelphia Experiment. The story originated from a series of letters written by Carl Allen, a man claiming to have witnessed the experiment. However, these letters have been proven to be fabricated, and no official government records or documentation have been found to support the event.
The Philadelphia Experiment is a supposed secret experiment conducted by the US Navy in 1943, in which a warship, the USS Eldridge, was rendered invisible and teleported to another location. The story originated from a series of letters written by Carl Allen, who claimed to be a witness to the event. However, the letters have been proven to be fabricated and there is no official evidence to support the experiment.
There are no verified survivors or witnesses who have come forward to support the Philadelphia Experiment. The only source of information about the experiment is from the fabricated letters written by Carl Allen. Many of the supposed witnesses have been proven to be fictional characters or have no record of existence.
Some popular theories surrounding the Philadelphia Experiment include the use of advanced technology or alien intervention to achieve invisibility and teleportation, as well as the potential involvement of Nikola Tesla. However, there is no evidence to support these theories, and they remain purely speculative.
The US Navy has officially denied the existence of the Philadelphia Experiment and has stated that it is purely a hoax. In 1999, the Navy released a statement stating that there is no scientific evidence to support the claims of the experiment and that the USS Eldridge was never involved in any secret experiments.