The Experiment Gone Wrong - The Philadelphia Experiment

Have you ever wondered why the Ghost Ship is on Morey's Mariner's Pier?

There is an interesting story on how it 'got' there. It involves an experiment that went wrong in Philadelphia called "The Philadelphia Experiment."

The Philadelphia Experiment had everything you need to make an epic science fiction blockbuster! It sounds too good to be true right? but eye-witness accounts claim it was real!

We are going to take a deep dive into the facts of this experiment to prove if it even happen and if so did it work?  

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[what]

The navy had a lot of nerve to do that experiment with sailors on the ship

[bradtipton]

Those members of the crew that became embedded in the ship, what happened to them? If they were killed so as to not be witnesses or even became artifacts, or cut out and kept in secret confinement and claimed to be dead, what was told to their families, since the ship was not in battle?

[tedbundy]

Let's look at this logically. During WWII, the US was involved in many experiments involving atoms. What does this have to do with teleportation? Teleportation, to put it into simple terms, is separating atoms that make up an object and reforming them in another area. Is it even possible to separate atoms that make up an object? YOU BET IT IS!! Is it difficult? It is difficult, but not as difficult as separating an atom from itself (splitting an atom) which the US successfully did and built a couple atomic bombs. This is all in the same ballpark. Separating atoms from each other is the easy part theoretically. This can be achieved through It's reforming this atoms that's tricky. Again, wpuld need a magnetic pull to reform them. And it makes sense that you would get sailors fused into the hull of the ship if the atoms did not perfectly reform to the same exact spots they were previously in.
To sum it up, I'll say it's highly likely that the military was experimenting with this. And I will also say it's highly unlikely that it went down exactly like the theory says it went down. But something did happen, definitely. Considering its much more difficult to split an atom than separate atoms from each other, which was successfully done, there is something to this story.

[nashiggyjay]

My uncle, an electrical engineer and conspiracy nut believes that the wires wrapped around the iron hull of the ship made an electric Coil, which are currently used in transformers to step-up or step-down electric currents. When the electricity passed through, it made a huge magnetic field, and when they dropped the anchor, the chain that was wrapped around the ring at the top of the anchor produced another magnetic field around the anchor itself. The anchor was both grounding the current and pressurized at the bottom of the ocean. He thinks this created a funnel like a wormhole.

I also have a theory, but first it is a fact that whirlpools are mathematically similar to wormholes. With this in mind, what does a whirlpool do to the surface of the water? It pulls the 2nd dimensiom surface tension down into a 3rd dimension of the water. So what would a wormhole from a blackhole do? We can't see the funnel made from a wormhole because it pulls matter from the 3rd dimension into the 4th dimension.

[hykalia]

Conducting risky experiments then coveringing it up, no the government would neeever do that, lol.

[rdejesus]

I believe it happened. The truth is stranger than fiction.

[billzkustomz]

I have been on the eldridge and you can see where they had to cut people out of the walls.. It happened.

[JokesOnU]

Where is the ship today? What about the guys whom appeared in 1984?

[enemyofmyenemy]

Watch videos of AL BIELEK supposed to be a survivor him & his brother were station on the ship, quite a few very interesting videos from 80's & 90's of him speaking on what took place

[edward.jantonelly]

Always searching for interesting topics and articles known to man that would be forgotten by the younger generation. We tend to not look back at once was unless there's interest in it or how it could be used to make it known to everyone..Great reporting Joey, you really get to the bottom of it. Getting near veterans day maybe there's something 🤔 you maybe working on about the veterans? Up coming November 6th in cape may at the convention center is a private screening of such.calked Edison 64, about the only school in the nation that lost 64 students. Edison (was renamed northeast high school 2nd & Luzerne st in Philadelphia is today a converted from the school to condo unit's.. The first 64 unit's were donated and given to the homeless . That story nit totally complete is being screened at cape may convention center 6th November at 6pm.with other showings!
As always thank you for your vlog and your hard investigative work. God bless you the family as well as all veterans here and gone that protected 🇺🇸 us. And all in law enforcement that keeps us safe in the present..God bless 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 us all !!!

[karimahoward]

I totally believe this event took place. Nicola Tesla and Einstein were involved in the project and they didn't account for b thev human element. I really feel for the poor crew who had no clue what was happening and got totally jacked all the way around. I heard their families were told they were casualties of war. Then they continued their research at Montauck..

[bobstevens]

Joey, I check out your Wildwood videos on occasion, so I was surprised to see this one on the Philadelphia Experiment. It's a topic I've been fascinated by since 2004, when my wife and I took our daughter to freshman orientation at UCSB. We hit it off with the parents of her roommate, and had dinner with them. I got talking with her father, a man my age named Howard ("Dru") Strom, about our careers. He told me he'd been in the Navy, a sailor on a ship called the Eldridge ... in 1943! He saw I looked at him funny - after all, neither of us would be born for another decade! No, he agreed, that was true ... and at that point, his story entered the realm of science fiction, of teleportation and time travel. He said he got radiation sickness on the Eldridge during the experiment, and in 1944 was close to death. Government scientists offered him the possibility to have his "spiritual essence" transferred into a compatible body in the future. In his case, 18 years in the future - 1962 - and into the body of a 10 year old Montana boy who similarly was dying. However, that boy - the Howard Strom I was sitting at dinner with - recovered. But the memories he had were those of the boy, not those of his prior life - except for occasional, vague glimpses of what had happened to him on the Eldridge.

Was this really true? Who knows. I'm certain he sincerely believed it was the truth. Dru was in the Marines from 1970-2000, and said he had frequent access to highly classified information. He also said he had been required to undergo certain medical procedures and that the government might have implanted the memories of the Eldridge in his mind, in order to scramble his recollection of top-secret information, and/or make him seem crazy to someone trying to compromise him. Whichever it was, he dedicated the last 18 years of his life to attempting to discover the truth about what happened to him, about the Eldridge, and about the Philadelphia Experiment.

I remember him from that night as a soft-spoken gentleman and a kind soul, who aside from his incredible story had a lot of wisdom about life. He was a frequent lecturer and radio guest on the Eldridge experiment over the years, on Art Bell's show and many others. He passed away in 2012. I wish I'd kept in contact with him.

Here are 2 Youtube links. The first is more to Dru's personal story, the second to his research.

[edde]

Awesome video! This was interesting. I heard about this but never really knew the story. Love ya brother and tell the wife I said hello 👋

[stevenpresement]

I made a Philly Cheesesteak vanish once, does that count?

[LtRizaHawkeye]

Eh it probably happened. It took them this long to say yeah aliens/ufos are real guys lol

[maryperkins]

The Philadelphia experiment is a movie. It really happened.

[yourofficialfriend]

If their is a smoke,
Then their is fire

[debraperkins]

There Was an Old Movie About This...Some Men were embedded into the Steel of the Ship....I Do remember seeing this as a Teen, on T.V. in the 70s!!
Vaya con Dios!!

[conradlohutko]

The Navy failed to contain the phenomenon. It also misunderstood the results for future energy.

[vincentrusso]

The ship was not the USS Eldridge, but the USS Martha's Vineyard.. and the ship didn't go to Norfolk but Newport News.. and there was only one sailor who got impaled in the superstructure.