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In 1943, the USS Eldridge was made invisible and teleported from Philadelphia to Virginia.

This event was known as the Philadelphia Experiment.

When the Eldridge reappeared, some crew materialized in walls and bulkheads they died in agony.

But two sailors didn't reappear at all.

The two men who happened to be brothers were presumed dead or lost.

They weren't dead.

They traveled 40 years into the future in a secret military base on the east end of Long Island.

They became unwitting participants of the Montauk project.

It started with a theory.

In 1933, scientists at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton University were working on a single set of equations

that could describe forces of electromagnetism and gravity, the unified field theory.

And two scientists Albert Einstein and Nicolas Tesla believed the theory could be used to harness these forces for incredible things, like making objects invisible.

In fact, but Tesla in charge of the project, there was a successful first test of the hardware, achieving partial invisibility proving they were on the right track.

Now, at the same time World War II was getting closer to home, and for obvious reasons, invisibility would be a game changer for the military.

In 1940, the Office of Naval Engineering got involved in the project, offering the Brooklyn Naval Yard as a testing ground.

They were going to make an entire ship invisible, and maybe find a way to end the war with an unstoppable advantage.

And it worked.

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