caocao
10-20-2010, 11:12 PM
Could science ever succeed in making matter invisible? According to one self-professed witness, the U.S. Navy accomplished this astonishing feat in 1943 when it allegedly made a destroyer vanish into thin air.
"The result of the experiment was complete invisibility of a ship, destroyer type, and all its crew, while at sea (October 1943). The field was effective in an ablate spheroidal shape, extending one hundred yards out from each beam of the ship. Any person within that sphere became vague in form. Somehow, also, the experimental ship disappeared from its Philadelphia dock and only a very few minutes later appeared at its other dock in the Nortforlk, Newport News, Portsmouth area. The ship then again disappeared and went back to its PHiladelphia dock."
"The result of the experiment was complete invisibility of a ship, destroyer type, and all its crew, while at sea (October 1943). The field was effective in an ablate spheroidal shape, extending one hundred yards out from each beam of the ship. Any person within that sphere became vague in form. Somehow, also, the experimental ship disappeared from its Philadelphia dock and only a very few minutes later appeared at its other dock in the Nortforlk, Newport News, Portsmouth area. The ship then again disappeared and went back to its PHiladelphia dock."