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Which episode did they discuss the Philadelphia Experiment in?

posted 9 years ago by ragemanchoo
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Does anyone remember? I've been trying to find a video of it, i.e. on youtube or vimeo or whatever.

[–] 4-Kane 9 years ago

I checked the UM wiki site and there is no record of it ever having been featured on UM. It was, however, the subject of an episode of the History Channel series History's Mysteries.

[–] ragemanchoo 9 years ago

I discovered the same thing -- I tweeted at them and they said they'd never covered the story. Yeah it must have been History Channel, back when they showed programs other than that "alien expert" with the bad hair, or sh***y reality television.

[–] Sly_Vaping_Guy 9 years ago

As others have stated, it was never covered on the show. Then again, it was proven to have been a hoax.Just an FYI, the people who pushed this story and made it a topic people believed in also were responsible for the whole Bermuda Triangle thing, which is also not true.

[–] mcdemuth 9 years ago

.Just an FYI, the people who pushed this story and made it a topic people believed in also were responsible for the whole Bermuda Triangle thing, which is also not true.

That is nonsense.

For centuries... ships and planes have mysteriously disappeared, and mysterious objects have been seen in that region... Christopher Columbus wrote in his ship's log that he saw a UFO in 1492. The USS Cyclops disappeared in 1918. These events, plus many others, happened before those who were involved in "The Philadelphia Experiment" made the claim, so, how could they be "responsible" for the Bermuda Triangle "Mystery"?

There have been many other confirmed reports of missing ships and plane since then too. The Bermuda Triangle IS real.

It may not be paranormal, or UFO related, but something unusual is going on out there!

Citizens don't file missing persons, boats, & plane reports for the fun of it!

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