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The true story of the Philadelphia Experiment / A & E Television Networks.

LIBRA DVD 018 828
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Format:
Video
Contributor:
History Channel (Television network), producer.
Arts and Entertainment Network, distributor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Eldridge (Ship).
United States. Navy.
United States.
Teleportation.
Genre:
Documentary television programs.
Video recordings.
Physical Description:
1 videodisc (50 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
polychrome
Place of Publication:
[New York] : A & E Television Networks, [2001]
System Details:
DVD.
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Summary:
"The true story of the Philadelphia experiment" chronicles the origins and spread of this tallest of all sailor's tall tales, revealing how research into antisubmarine technology likely provided the catalyst for the accounts and documenting stages in the story's development in the pages of pulp fiction. Of course, it wouldn't be fair to ignore the other side of the story, so HISTORY'S MYSTERIES seeks out eyewitnesses to the alleged event to hear their tales of clandestine operations and strange occurrences at the Philadelphia Naval Yards. Finally, we'll examine the science that might support the fantastic accounts in a visit to Cal Tech, where scientists are currently conducting experiments in teleportation.
Notes:
Title from disc label.
Originally broadcast as an episode of the television program History's mysteries.
ISBN:
0767071336
9780767071338
OCLC:
76765544
Publisher Number:
733961724004
AAE-72400 A & E Television Networks

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