Montauk Project: Was a hole in space-time opened in 1983?

Unlike many other alleged CIA projects, the so-called Montauk Project is known only through third-party depositions, as the documents proving its existence were never revealed.

Proof to some that it is a hoax, this circumstance was used several times as a way of showing that the experiment was successful and therefore never disqualified (unlike other CIA experiments).

In any case, the Montauk Project (along with its predecessor, the Philadelphia Experiment) is still one of America\’s most famous conspiracy theories.

The Montauk Project would be the name given to several secret projects of the United States government, and that would be developed at Hero Camp or at Montauk Air Force Station, Long Island, New York, with the aim of testing various techniques of psychological warfare and investigations of the most exotic, including time travel.

Thanks to the little evidence that exists to verify its veracity, critics argue that Montauk is a conspiracy theory, urban legend, or possibly a false alarm.

The first reference to the Montauk Project is certainly unknown, but there are records in history that place it at least in the early 1980s. According to astrophysicist and UFO fan Jacques Vallée, the Montauk Experiment appears to have origins in the version by Preston Nichols (author of The Montauk Project), who claimed to have recovered repressed memories of his participation.

There is no definitive narrative version of the Montauk Project, but some accounts describe it as an extension or continuation of the Philadelphia Experiment.

According to the versions of the Montauk Project supporters, the survivors of the Philadelphia Experiment came together between 1952 and 1953. The objective was to continue the manipulation of the “electromagnetic shield” they used to make the USS Eldridge invisible, and to investigate the possible applications of the field. military magnetic as a form of psychological warfare manipulation device.

Supposedly, the researchers would have prepared a report on their proposals, which was later presented to the US Congress and was rejected as being considered too dangerous.

The project returned directly to the Department of Defense and, once again for Congressional approval, the researchers promised a powerful new weapon that could induce symptoms of psychotic disorders and schizophrenia with the simple push of a button.

The Defense Department eventually approved it.

The money for the development reportedly came from a $10 billion stash of gold recovered from the Nazis that had been found on a train by US Army soldiers in a tunnel in France. , near the Swiss border.

The train was blown up and all soldiers who witnessed it were killed. When the funds ran out, additional funding was obtained from ITT Corporation and Krupp AG in Germany.

Work began at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) on Long Island, New York under the name Project Phoenix, but it was soon realized that the “research” required a large advanced radar antenna, and the installation of one at the National Laboratory. of Brookhaven would jeopardize the safety of the project.

Fortunately, the US Air Force closed the base in Montauk, New York, not far from the BNL, where there was a complete SAGE radar installation. The Montauk site was large and remote, the site had not yet become a tourist attraction.

Most importantly, the SAGE radar worked at a frequency of 400 MHz – 425 MHz, in the range of 410 MHz – 420 MHz, the signal was said to influence the human mind.

The experiments developed were as varied as teleportation, alternate dimensions and time travel.

Around August 12, 1983, the time travel project at Camp Hero was intertwined with the original Rainbow project in 1943. Two men, Al Bielek and Duncan Cameron claim to have jumped from the deck of the USS Eldridge into hyperspace, and when the journey ended after a period of severe disorientation, they met at Hero Camp in 1983 Montauk.

At this point, they both agree that John von Neumann, a famous physicist and mathematician, allegedly worked on the Philadelphia Experiment, but the US Navy denies the fact.

A “time portal” was created that allowed researchers to travel anywhere in time or space.

This “Time Tunnel” has been developed stably. Supposedly abandoned underground tunnels were explored on Mars using this technique where apparently some sort of “Martians” inhabited the site for thousands of years.

Aliens were contacted through the time warp and most of the Montauk project was exchanged with them.

This would have allowed wider access to hyperspace. Stewart Swerdlow developed the “language of hyperspace”, using archetypes and glyphs as well as color and tone, that is, a “non-linguistic language”, the language of the Creator, who is God Himself.

However, many researchers have questioned Swerdlow\’s veracity and what he actually did on the Montauk project.

Enrico Chekov, a Russian-Spanish dissident, reported in 1988 that satellite surveillance captured during the 1970s showed the formation of a large space-time bubble centered on the site, lending further support to Base D1\’s Time Tunnel investigation. .

After Chekov shared photos with a New York Times reporter in his Manhattan apartment, they were stolen, the only thing he had as evidence.