▲The universe holds many mysteries. One of them is the existence of intelligent life on other planets. The theory you're about to learn more about says that there is intelligent life out there, and reveals some even more frightening things.

▲The year is 1943 and the United States is involved in World War II.

▲According to reports published in the book, 'The Expanding Case for the UFO' by Morris K. Jessup (an astronomer educated at the University of Michigan), the U.S. Navy carried out an experiment known as the 'Philadelphia Experiment.'

▲The theory says that the Americans managed to make the USS Eldridge destroyer invisible.

▲The destroyer supposedly disappeared in Philadelphia in a flash of light with its crew aboard.

▲The theory states that the USS Eldridge was teleported to a naval base in Norfolk, Virginia.

▲The incident was supposedly witnessed by navyman Carl Allen, who also reported seeing some of the crew dead, fused to the hull of the ship.

▲The survivors of the experiment were said to have been sent to a psychiatric clinic. They say that the crew members were brainwashed to make them forget the incident.

▲According to the History Channel, Albert Einstein developed a project for the US army which would explain the phenomenon.

▲According to the unified field theory (UFT), an electromagnetic device could have been responsible. The US wanted to be able to cross the ocean without being noticed by the enemy who were setting mines to combat allied ships.

▲According to the History Channel, Einstein developed an experiment where a strong electromagnetic field was installed on the ship which would make it 'invisible' to radars and mines. But supposedly, in practice, the experiment had another effect.

▲Carl Allen wasn't content to keep his experiences to himself and wrote to astronomer Morris K. Jessup.

▲Fascinated by the stories, Morris K. Jessup began new investigations that revealed some surprising things.

▲But before he could share the supposed findings, he was discovered dead in his car.

▲The cause of death was officially ruled as if he had killed himself, but some claim he was murdered to keep him quiet. Could it be?

▲But in 1969, Carl Allen tried putting an end to the story, publicly stating that it was all a hoax.

▲The bombastic revelation was made in the office of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization in Arizona.

▲The story served as inspiration for the film, 'The Philadelphia Experiment,' released in 1984. Years after its release, the film caused a new controversy.

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Alfred Bielek appeared with a new testimony, claiming that the film made him remember living through the experience. According to Alfred Bielek, they weren't just transported to another place, they also traveled through time.

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The accumulation of all this energy, according to Bielek, was responsible for opening a portal through which UFOs came to our planet.

▲Those who don't believe the conspiracy theory refer to objective facts to refute it. For believers, the answers are in the USS Eldrigde itself.

▲According to records, no strange activity was recorded and there is no record of the destroyer passing through Norfolk.

▲There are advanced scientific studies on invisibility that have no direct relation to Einstein's theory.

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So which side are you on? Are you a believer or do you reckon it was just a hoax? And if you had the chance to become invisible or travel through time, would you be brave enough to do it?

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According to scientists, airplanes can be made invisible to radar, but not to light.

▲Alfred Bielek went even further, saying that the US Navy didn't just know about it, but also managed to capture an alien.

▲Do you believe in alien life? Do you think time travel is possible? If you answered no to either, take a look at this story that supposedly took place in the United States during World War II. Imagine being on board a warship that suddenly disappears into thin air and then suddenly reappears somewhere else seconds later. Imagine you haven't just experienced teleportation, but you've time traveled a few years into the future. It may sound like something out of science fiction, but there is a theory that says this really happened to a U.S. Navy ship.

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Einstein, teleportation and the enigmatic 'Philadelphia Experiment'

Truth or lies? The American vessel that teleported a ship

27/12/24 por StarsInsider

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Do you believe in alien life? Do you think time travel is possible? If you answered no to either, take a look at this story that supposedly took place in the United States during World War II. Imagine being on board a warship that suddenly disappears into thin air and then suddenly reappears somewhere else seconds later. Imagine you haven't just experienced teleportation, but you've time traveled a few years into the future. It may sound like something out of science fiction, but there is a theory that says this really happened to a U.S. Navy ship.

Click on to find out more!