The Philadelphia Experiment and Flight 370

The Philadelphia Experiment and Flight 370

Last I checked in this technological age of spy satellites, microchips and NSA global surveillance, planes just don’t go missing. Yet that is what we’re led to believe. An aspect of this story is not being discussed. Technology. What sort of technology does one need to cloak a Boeing 777 and make it invisible? We already know it can be hijacked and flown without pilots or their consent from land sites, so why not invisible too. In fact this conspiracy theory has its origin during world war two when USS Eldridge, part of the so called Philadelphia Experiment, was said to vanish from its port and reappear in Norfolk. Some of the crew it was said, were fused with the ship, while most others were driven mad by the experiment. Of course such things as the Philadelphia Experiment have long been written off as absurd. Yet a week ago if I told you a 777 would vanish, yet continue flying on a different course you’d probably say it’s outrageous. If cloaking technologies were in fact being experimented with in the 1940′s than imagine how far they could have come now days. Already the military has experimented with ingenious stealth camouflage and invisibility cloaks, they have a radar invisible aircraft, the stealth fighter and bomber. Both aircraft have been around since the early 1980′s. Invisibility technology is only now becoming available but given the elites inclinations on experimenting with such exotic techs for decades, it is only now being introduced to society at large. Resonant cloaking and invisibility go back even further and were experimented on by Tesla with his double drum amplifier in the 1930′s. Was invisibility technology at play with Flight 370? It seems possible, however showing such technology to the world holds a message. Was it a display of capabilities for the Russians and Chinese? or a clever distraction for populace while the tensions escalate in Ukraine?

        Arthur Terreborn

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