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The Philadelphia Experiment
05:08 - 10:00 (04:52)
This excerpt recounts the general story of the Philadelphia Experiment, a supposed secret Navy experiment to make a ship invisible that resulted in some of the crew members being caught and allegedly driven insane.
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The makers of the Philadelphia Experiment drew out a 15-minute plot and got John Caffrey to sing like Springsteen and put Michael Perret to lip sync Eddie.
05:08 - 06:34 (01:26)
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The makers of the Philadelphia Experiment drew out a 15-minute plot and got John Caffrey to sing like Springsteen and put Michael Perret to lip sync Eddie. John Caffrey and the Beaver Brown band was the real band.
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PodcastStuff You Should Know
The podcast explores the legendary story of The Philadelphia Experiment, a supposed United States Navy experiment that aimed to make a ship disappear.
06:34 - 08:36 (02:01)
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The podcast explores the legendary story of The Philadelphia Experiment, a supposed United States Navy experiment that aimed to make a ship disappear. The podcast discusses real-life events that inspired the account, and the extent of the experiment's mystique.
ChapterThe Philadelphia Experiment
EpisodeSelects: What was the Philadelphia Experiment?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The conspiracy theory is that during World War II, the US Navy conducted an experiment called the Philadelphia Experiment, where they tried to make a ship invisible and travel through time, which resulted in molecular disintegration of the ship and seaman.
08:37 - 10:00 (01:23)
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The conspiracy theory is that during World War II, the US Navy conducted an experiment called the Philadelphia Experiment, where they tried to make a ship invisible and travel through time, which resulted in molecular disintegration of the ship and seaman. It's believed that Albert Einstein was involved in teaching the Navy how to make ships disappear, which he didn't actually do, and the theory of unified field theory.