how did the Philadelphia project work and how did it warp dimensions of space and Time?
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It still is not a confirmed fact that space-time was warped. Most likely they cloaked themselves by some sort os electromagnetic manipulation. A way in which they managed to bend light from all directions, meaning the ship was always there but invisible.
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"The mathematician Hermann Minkowski, and ultimately Einstein as well, advocated thinking about time as another dimension of the universe - the fourth dimension - in some ways quite similar to the three spatial dimensions in which we find ourselves immersed. Although it sounds abstract, the notion of time as a dimension is actually concrete. When we want to meet someone, we tell them where 'in space' we will expect to see them - for instance, the 9th floor of the building on the corner of 53rd Street and 7th Avenue. There are three pieces of information here (9th floor, 53rd Street, 7th Avenue) reflecting a particular location in the three spatial dimensions of the universe. Equally important, however, is our specification of when we expect to meet them - for instance, at 3 P.M. This piece of information tells us where 'in time' our meeting will take place. Events are therefore specified by four pieces of information: three in space and one in time...In this sense, time is another dimension."
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You've asked a very good question. When physicists refer to time as the fourth dimension, they don't mean that time is another spatial dimension like the 3 spatial dimension of up/down, right/left, and forwards/backwards.\n\nHowever, it turns out that time and space are intricately linked that Einstein coined the term "spacetime" in his Theory of Special and General Relativity. Also, time is not simply a measure of passage of events, because time and space are NOT absolute in the sense that time is flowing at the same rate everywhere to everyone, or that distance can be mesaured identically the same everywhere to everyone. Einstein discovered that depending on how fast you're moving, time, distance, mass, energy are all affected. This is because the speed of light is invariant no matter where you are and how fast you're moving, and nothing can travel faster than light.\n\nIn addition, Einstein discovered that spacetime forms a 4-dimensional surface that can be warped by the presence of matter and energy. This warping of spacetime fabric is what gravity is. So when you throw an apple up in the air and it falls back down to Earth, you are witnessing the apple following the shortest path possible along the warped spacetime 4-d manifold caused by the presence of the mass of the Earth.
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Space, outer space, is a something.  It is not a nothing as many people might imagine.  Because it is a something, it can be and is affected by gravity.  It is warped by it.\n\nThe presence of observable mass, like hydrogen atoms, is not necessary for space to warp because it is space itself that warps.  Thus, the warp has no dependency on or affect on the temperature and pressure of hydrogen or any other distributed mass throughout space.\n\nIt is affected by accumulated mass, like stars and the planets, however.  These are the bodies that create the gravity that bends the space (and time).\n\nThere is a theory that space is made up of something called the Higgs Field.  [See source.]  As a field, the Higgs Field has direction, but the direction may be over higher dimensions than the 4 dimensions we can observe.  What is of interest in the Higgs Field is that, theoretically at least, it determines if quanta (like bosons, muons, photons, etc.) have inertia or not.  \n\nIf the quanta are aligned with the Higgs Field (in these multiple dimensions), they exhibit no inertia.  If they align against the force field, they exhibit inertia in our 4D universe.\n\nIf a quantum has inertia, we say it has inertial or, equivalently, rest mass.  And rest mass (m0) is that mass we find in E = mc^2, F = GmM/r^2, F = ma, and all those other force and energy equations that have mass in them.  So the quanta making up that mass (m) are aligned against the direction of the Higgs Field.
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It is the results of Einsteins work on relativity. Einsteins showed gravity cause space-time to warp which will affect how objects interact with each other. Newton explained gravity as the attraction one object has for another, Einsteins theory's have made up for some of newton's short falls, such as Mercury's orbit which doesn't stay the same each time changes with each orbit. Newton laws don't account for this change but Einsteins theory's predict these changes exactly. Theory's of Space-Time were never design to explain the Ether.
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The universe is created by a thought consciousness which manifests in physical reality through a geometric blueprint that we call Sacred Geometry which repeats in cycle giving the illusion of linear time.\n\n12=1+2=3=third dimension - manifestation in 3D\n12 spiraling cones around 1 source = 13 = 4=4th dimension = time\nForming grid programs of eXperience - MatriX - Tricks - Trickster - Duality\nThe boX = 'X' or the hourglass='Z'\n'X' - As is above, So is Below - Emerald Tablets of Thoth=Hermes Trismegistus\nHermes The Magician - Magic - Tricks - Magi - Christ Consciousness Grid\nThoth the ancient Egyptian Scribe who wrote our program\nEmerald = Alchemy - Emerald City = OZ - The WiZard\nAlchemy Wheel of Consciousness based on the spiraling patterns of\nSacred Geometry = SG = StarGate = Wheel of Karma = Alchemy Wheel\nwhich spirals consciousness back to Source\nand is linked with the center - Eye of the Milky Way Galaxy - the Heart
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There are a lot of people (scientists) working on this. A recent documentary I watched showed how they are trying to prove that alternative universes might exist (I think this started with Einstein). If so, someday they might find out how to move between them, which could be a form of time travel. I believe in the possibility of many things that have not been proven.
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String theory.  Two parallel universives touched briefly - creating the big bang.
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Well, if you look at the fact that electrons have the ability to be in more than one place at once, then you see that to make a time machine is possible, and I'm sure someone much, much smarter than I am would be able to figure it out.  Also, the ministry of magic in Harry Potter made the time turners.
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A warp cushion, the space of where a worm hole used to be leaves a different time around it and inside it.\nThe bubble like on Lost in Space is possible. Time holds space not Space holds Time otherwise we wouldn't be here now.
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The "foamy" spacetime would look like a complex turbulent storm-tossed sea. Some physicists theorize the formation of wormholes therein; speculation arising from this includes the possibility of hyperspatial links to other universes.\n\nQuantum foam is theorized to create masses of virtual particles. These virtual particles make their existence known by the Casimir effect. The Casimir effect is a physical force exerted between separate objects.\n\nDutch physicist Hendrik B. G. Casimir first proposed the existence of the force, and he formulated an experiment to detect it in 1948 while participating in research at Philips Research Labs. The classic form of his experiment used a pair of uncharged parallel metal plates in a vacuum, and successfully demonstrated the force to within 15% of the value he had predicted according to his theory.\n\nSome physicists theorize that having two sets of these charged metal plates will create/connect a worm  hole between them.\n\nIf you want to take it a step further. Have a pair of plates on earth and another on a space craft moving close to the speed of light. Jumping in between the plates entering/the worm hole will allow you to travel backwards in time!
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It was a film with the USS Enterprise from about 1980 - I will see if I can find the name (it was a fictional story).\n\nADDITIONAL \n\nIt was the USS Nimitz and the film was 'the Final Countdown'\nCheck the link  below for the conspiracy theories of the 'actual' Philadelphia experiment'.\n\nThe 2nd link is for the film
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A theoretical distortion of space-time in a region of the universe that would link one location or time with another, through a path that is shorter in distance or duration than would otherwise be expected.
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yes, space-time gets warped/bent with mass.  This has been used to try and explain gravity somewhat, but with objects like planets, it doesn't happen that much.  The 'strings' from string theory and black holes bend space-time considerably.  black holes are basically singularities the size of a baseball that are as heavy as a planet or star... that's how dense they are.  It's basically so dense that it's just protons and neutrons smashed together, and considering that most of atoms are usually empty space, this is very very tightly packed, which is why there's so much gravity and the escape velocity to get out of a black hole is so great that even light isn't fast enough to get out.  Cosmic strings (the ones froms string theory) are also this dense and they are also said to bend space-time around themselves.  If you're interested in this, I would read "The Elegent Universe" by Brian Greene.  It will explain it a lot better than I can here.
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Its a general rule that things with mass will curve space time. This is through the theory of general relativity and universal gravitation. However, what we do not know is if gravity is responsible for frame dragging (where the mass actually twists space time) or just making a dent in it, or a combo of both. Additionally, many scientists are uncomfortable with relativity because it doesnt agree with quantum mechanics and the math is useless when applying it to black holes, both of which are equally real and can be proven. But why? Im afraid that that is a philosphical question that can be answered simply: they just do. And dont go there because that is a pandora's box, just keep things simple.
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When it was being developed, going to multiple dimensions was the only way that a consistent theory could be arrived at. It's all in the math.
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What Einstein developed in his General Theory of Relativity (published in 1915) was a totally new, mathematical description of gravity—one that linked space to time and mass to energy in a fundamentally geometrical fashion.  In other words, mass(-energy) shapes space(-time) instead of acting like a “force” in the traditional Newtownian sense.\n\nThus, in Newton’s description of gravity, one would say that all bodies exert an attractive gravitational force on one another.  In Einstein’s conception, one would say that all bodies change the underlying geometry of space (and time) in a way that causes them to be attracted to one another.\n\nWhat’s a little odd about this is that it’s a fundamental property of space(-time) in Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity that it is “warped” by the presence of mass(-energy).  So the answer to your question sounds a bit like an answer by fiat:  a gravitating body warps space because that’s what gravitating bodies do.\n\nThe caveat is that curvature or warping really only provides an analogy to what the equations tell us.  If you want to imagine the effects of an object on its surrouning space(-time), then you can think of it as changing the shape of space(-time) in its vicinity.  The distortion is real—we can measure its effects—but the images that are often presented (of flexible sheets of space-time with bowling balls or marbles rolling around on them) simply present analogous situations.\n\n\nRyan Wyatt\nRose Center for Earth & Space\nNew York, New York