Tesla, Jason Walker [reading cloud ebooks TXT] 📗

It was in these boxes that Darren found several pocket-sized notebooks. None of them had a blank page. He picked one and started panning through the pages, and then eventually he recognized words that drew him in further. They were words that he knew through the work he had done for Anna. The major discovery for the night so far had been the details that had come from the KT-P2 project back in Los Alamos, New Mexico, in 1936, which Tesla may have been in charge of.

The writing was so fine and the details were so large he took a break from that notebook and went into a file folder. This one detailed the events that took place during the Philadelphia experiment. Nikola had been involved in that too, it seemed.

First was the cover story. Then, the real story.

The goal of the Philadelphia Experiment was to create a product that could make ships invisible to radar. The result exceeded all expectations.

The US Navy destroyer known as Eldridge was placed in a powerful electromagnetic field.

Not only did the experiment exceed in cloaking the ship from the radars and screens, but it also managed to cause the ship to dematerialize and then re-materialize hundreds of miles away, at the military base in Norfolk, Virginia.

Several members of the crew were found dead. Three men were located in the metal between the flooring and the walls of the ship. Those who were left alive on the ship seemed to have entered a state of insanity. A lucky handful of crew members found themselves located in small towns miles away, with seemingly no recollection of the event.

The file went on to speak about how Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein had both been working on a project for the US Navy at the Philadelphia Naval Yard at the same time.

As Darren turned another page, he came to the conclusion that they were men in charge of creating the electromagnetically charged invisibility cloak for the USS Eldridge.

The experiment was allegedly based on an aspect of the unified field theory, a term coined by Albert Einstein. The theory aimed to describe, mathematically and physically, the interrelated nature of the forces that comprise electromagnetic radiation and gravity.

To date, no single theory had successfully expressed those relationships in viable mathematical or physical terms.

“This is unreal,” Darren said as he stopped reading and decided to drink some water.

He decided to take out a battery-operated lantern from his pack and was glad that he’d had the good sense to bring that with him. He also had several candle lanterns in his Crossfire-brand Plan B bag, as he knew that losing light while underground could really put him at a disadvantage, and with so many electromagnetic things being underground, he knew batteries could get drained by something running underground that might be there, which is why he’d made a faraday cage to protect some of the new unused batteries, which he’d brought with him in his pack.

After finishing his water break, his next thought was about where he’d be able to take a piss or do a number two, but that wasn’t a good idea. In the military, you collected your waste so dogs couldn’t get a scent, and leaving behind DNA was the same as leaving an autographed picture of oneself if it got taken to a lab for testing and identification. As such, he was carrying a two-litre pop bottle in which to collect waste, and that would have to do. He decided to get up off of the cement floor for a little while and started doing some exercises to get his blood circulating, having stayed in the prone position for the past hour. Some squats. Some lunges. Some easy pushups. Some lower leg raises and then some shadow boxing and running in place.

After fifteen minutes he had worked up a sweat, so he took a break and decided to walk around a bit and look in some of the other old sea trunks. He had to bust open a few locks, but each one was like opening a buried treasure chest and there were so many to open. For a treasure hunter, this was like finding sunken gold at the bottom of the ocean.

It was another three hours before Darren found the last piece of the puzzle—a CIA file that seemingly connected everything.

According to what he was reading, Diego Garcia was using a system created by Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein that would keep it cloaked and keep its true size hidden from those flying over it, which would make it a smaller target. It was technology created by Tesla and put to use by the Central Intelligence Agency. Darren could only imagine the sort of havoc this would cause if the wrong hands got a hold of it! But that wasn’t even the end of it!

It all wrapped back in on itself!

The KT-P2 project file included side conversations between Werner Von Braun and Nikola Tesla, in which they spoke about designing better rocket systems that wouldn’t self-destruct once they got to a certain altitude. As Nikola explained in his notebook, the Germans had a massive problem on their hands before World War II. Their rockets would blow up the moment that they went above five thousand feet. Tesla had put months of research into coming up with a solution to their problem—and then Werner Von Braun had taken those ideas and concepts back to Germany with him, and Hitler had immediately put him into the most elite branch of his military; the Schutzstaffel, otherwise known as the SS.

It wasn’t just the missile designs, though! Werner Von Braun had also brought back anti-gravity formulas and ideas on how to make better U-Boats for deeper and faster underwater maneuverability.

An underground manufacturing facility, which would house the new German rocket program, and the V2 rockets were soon created in Europe on an island and also at secret areas in Poland underground. These same rockets would later be used against England. Darren processed what that meant. The original ideas for this weapon to work had come from within the United States!

Through the FBI and CIA, the US government had already been made aware of the fact that the Germans had hired Tesla to solve many of their problems and that he’d done his first bit of business with them back in 1914 at the start of World War 1. It was at that point the American government realized that they had made the wrong choice in ignoring Tesla and brushing him aside.

“These guys really fucked up by ignoring him,” Darren said to himself as he continued to look at the pages in front of him.

A man with Tesla’s ingenuity and genius could have advanced mankind tremendously. It was a missed opportunity for humanity’s evolution. There was no doubt in Darren’s mind. As he stood up, he breathed in deeply and let out some deep breaths. He was feeling hungry.

Mathews went back to reading after having something to eat using his camping stove, which he’d brought with him in one of his side pouches on his pack. He used the rucksack to lean back on as he sat down on the floor with his meal now ready to eat. For ten minutes, he enjoyed eating some shepherd’s pie on his ceramic plate.

It didn’t take long for him to feel a bit more energy come into his body. He wanted to take a break from reading, so he could explore another area that he hadn’t yet gotten to. The shelves at the back of the room were full of evidence boxes and there had to be important material in them.

Sure enough, his hunch proved to be right. He found more than just reports. He also found personal letters from Tesla that were addressed to various countries and businesses around the world. As Darren examined them he saw that some of these letters were written to Russian governments. Others were written to American military officials, explaining that he had created certain technologies that might interest them.

None had been responded to.

Only the German Ministry had responded to Tesla.

That was the start of Tesla’s partnership with the Germans. They had purchased his technology when no other country had shown interest in it. One purchase in 1914 had truly established a relationship. One that would foster a future project with Werner Von Braun in 1936 on the KT-P2 project.

According to one of his personal notebooks, Nikola had managed to use scalar wave technology to create an electrically powered flying saucer! Between 1920–1933 there had been a mad rush for inventors to attempt to create such technology. Many had tried and had failed, but there had been others that were successful, and Tesla had been one of them.

From Darren’s own research he’d done, he knew that a clairvoyant named Maria Orsic, who ran the Vril Society in the early twentieth century, had also managed to accomplish that goal. She’d eventually escaped Earth in it, heading out to the Aldebaran star system, seeking the beings who had helped her build it through telepathy. And Darren believed her story after reading passages in Tesla’s notebooks where he also commented on how he had not only overheard ETs talking to each other out in space, but he believed he was receiving ideas in his dreams from some other worldly source. That sounded quite similar to what happened to Edgar Cayce, who had been termed “the sleeping prophet” and “the father of holistic medicine.” His prophecies had become legendary.

There are too many coincidences, Darren thought. From his perspective, he was seeing that there was indeed a possibility that benevolent ETs could be out there prompting specific people to help humanity by giving them ideas to advance the human race, and the good news was that it was still happening to this very day. Anna had talked to him about this very concept. At that moment, he wished she were there seeing what he had all to himself. He bet she would have a great deal to say about all this.

For sure, Werner Von Braun would have taken this information with him when he went back to Germany in 1937. It was no wonder that there had been fifteen different models of Nazi flying discs. Some had thought they were the inventors of a new idea, but in reality, they were going back in time and studying not only Tesla but also ancient civilizations that lived on earth that weren’t necessarily human. Back in what would later be termed the Golden Age.

The schematics for these models were there. The proof of their existence was right under Darren’s nose! He knew he had to take pictures of this specific folder. It was frustrating because he only had so much film. There was no way he could take pictures of every folder or notebook. Dare he take some of the files or the personal notebooks?

What he’d uncovered was worthy of front-page exposure. He felt that this could take mankind in a completely different direction than the present one if it reached a side of humanity that had good intentions. If it went to organizations like NASA or the Orange Corporation or the CIA they’d keep it hidden from the free-range slaves that were on earth to make them money. Darren was thrilled by this discovery, though. Already, his mind was spinning with the possibilities of what could happen if this became public knowledge. If he could raise the money and do a project by himself and with Anna too, maybe they could escape the planet as Maria Orsic had done? What a cool idea, Darren thought. He’d seen many wrecked ET craft, but to fly in