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| SoTW - The USS Eldridge surrounded by the mysteries of Roswell, Majestic-12, Area 51, Dulce and Montauk |
Sands of Time & The Group
The episode features Derek DeStephen (grandson of Daniel M. Salter) discussing Sean David Morton’s Sands of Time book series (also called the Tempus Fugit Chronicles) with the hosts (including Tyler). The books are presented as a lightly fictionalized memoir based on alleged real journals and documents from a high-level black-ops physicist/scientist who worked in Above Top Secret “Black World” projects. Morton claims a mysterious senior figure fed him information over time; after the man’s death, his estate provided the documents (names changed for protection). The hosts and Derek treat the material as highly significant and note strong overlaps with Salter’s own testimony.
Short summary of what they discuss about the Philadelphia Experiment:
In the episode, they present the Philadelphia Experiment (also called Project Rainbow) as a real early black-project experiment from the 1940s involving Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein.
According to the Sands of Time journals, it was an attempt to render naval ships invisible to radar and to teleport them using electromagnetic fields that bent gravity and spacetime. Tesla and Einstein ran preliminary tests but considered the technology not ready for human subjects and opposed further testing with people onboard. The Navy proceeded anyway against their wishes, which ended Tesla and Einstein’s involvement.
When the ship (USS Eldridge) returned, the results were catastrophic: many crew members were found fused or frozen solid into the metal of the hull and other solid parts of the ship. The hosts and Derek frame this as one of the foundational (and disastrous) early experiments that helped open the door to later time-travel, teleportation, and dimensional technology covered in the books





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