Secrets of the Unified Field: The Philadelphia Experiment, the Nazi Bell, and the Discarded Theory - Farrell, Joseph P.
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Sequel to The SS Brotherhood of the Bell. What do the Second World Wars two most famous secret projects the Philadelphia Experiment and the Nazi Bell have in common? Alternative history and science researcher Joseph P. Farrell asks this question and comes to stunning conclusions. Rejecting the nonsense that has become associated with both projects, and documenting his case from scientific sources newly-discovered declassified War Department documents eyewitness testimonies Farrell maintains that both projects originated in careful considerations of Einsteins celebrated and now discarded…mehr

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Sequel to The SS Brotherhood of the Bell. What do the Second World Wars two most famous secret projects the Philadelphia Experiment and the Nazi Bell have in common? Alternative history and science researcher Joseph P. Farrell asks this question and comes to stunning conclusions. Rejecting the nonsense that has become associated with both projects, and documenting his case from scientific sources newly-discovered declassified War Department documents eyewitness testimonies Farrell maintains that both projects originated in careful considerations of Einsteins celebrated and now discarded Unified Field Theory. He demonstrates the breathtaking conclusions of wartime American and German scientists and engineers: while incomplete, it nevertheless was engineerable.
Autorenporträt
Joseph P. Farrell was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota in 1957, has a B.A. in Biblical Studies and Philosophy, an M.A. in Historical and Theological Studies, and a Ph.D. in Patristics (NOT physics as one of his publishers keeps insisting on saying in spite of his best efforts to get them to change that!). After a lifelong interest in alternative history, science, and a fascination for ancient texts, Joseph started writing in 2001 on these subjects. He also studied pipe organ from the age of six until beginning college, and composes classical music for friends and family. He also plays the harpsichord.