The Third Reich’s Ion Powered Luftwaffe Bell

Sep 1st in Modern Mysteries & UFO Phenomenon by

nazi_ufo

According to the works of military historian Igor Witkowski and British author Nick Cook, the Third Reich conducted experiments with the application of Einstein’s Unified Field Theory, intending to create a powerful propulsion effect and possible weapons applications.

Intangible Materiality has posted an intriguing look into Ion powered propulsion and its use in the Third Reich’s experimental craft.

Most notable is an obscure 1964 article in Popular Mechanics on Ion-Propelled Aircraft being manufactured in Long Island, New York.

It had no prop. No jet. No wings. In fact, it had no moving parts at all looking somewhat like an old-fashioned bedspring, the rectangular rig is the nearest thing to a magic carpet. It needs no runway, takes off vertically and is expected to climb as high as 60 miles. It can crawl through the air like a snail, or go faster than a jet. Nobody yet knows the speed limit.After a while, I closed my mouth. But David Yorysh, one of the project engineers, noticed my puzzlement.

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  • paulbarton

    this technology reminds me of the ariel drones of a while back, what ever happened to that story? Has Linda M H gone quiet on it?

  • paulbarton

    this technology reminds me of the ariel drones of a while back, what ever happened to that story? Has Linda M H gone quiet on it?

  • Name

    She's talked about them in her podcasts a few times, but as far as I've heard, there hasn't been any new developments. Check her site (Earthfiles) and you should be able to find any relevant episodes.

  • Name

    She's talked about them in her podcasts a few times, but as far as I've heard, there hasn't been any new developments. Check her site (Earthfiles) and you should be able to find any relevant episodes.

  • http://nicholascharleswright.blogspot.com Nick Wright

    Nick Cooks book `The Hunt for Zero Point` has a lot of info on the Nazi `Bell` project.

  • http://nicholascharleswright.blogspot.com Nick Wright

    Nick Cooks book `The Hunt for Zero Point` has a lot of info on the Nazi `Bell` project.

  • esophus

    This story reminds me of this:

    http://www.firstshowing.net/2009/06/16/finnish-

  • esophus

    This story reminds me of this:

    http://www.firstshowing.net/2009/06/16/finnish-

  • lukas42

    This appears to be a faked picture. Anyone else see the problems?

  • lukas42

    This appears to be a faked picture. Anyone else see the problems?

  • http://mysteriousuniverse.org Benjamin Grundy

    I thought the fakery was obvious enough for people to realize it wasn't real. It's not MEANT to be a REAL image… it's just a cool topical picture to include with the story… *slaps forehead*

  • http://mysteriousuniverse.org Benjamin Grundy

    I thought the fakery was obvious enough for people to realize it wasn't real. It's not MEANT to be a REAL image… it's just a cool topical picture to include with the story… *slaps forehead*

  • Bob Gridley

    The picture is strangely similar to a picture of a UFO that was taken in the 50's in Arizona I believe. It's a widely used photo in many UFO books and other publications pertaining to the subject

  • http://pro-stock.com.ua/ John Scars

    cool! thanks a lot for that post, it's very useful for me