SECRET TECH THREAD

>>18459889
What do we actually know about the Bell? Ignoring wildass conjecture, of course.

>>18459889
Bippity boppity bump

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"The Hunt for Zero Point" by Nick Cook -- highly recommended.

Cook worked for JANES. He got interested in Nazi tech, this is his book about his investigations. It is not OMG UFO/Iron Sky! silliness. It's a look into what the Nazis were up to.

Bottom line/Spoilers: The Nazis had many interesting ideas. In particular using high speed rotating disks to create vacuums for lift/Zero Point energy; BUT the whole project was so power hungry they were running it directly connected to a huge generator at the base of a waterfall -- kind of problematic extension-cord wise for real-life avionics use. Nazis had nowhere near enough time to follow through on their ideas as the War ended. Almost all the data and prototypes vanished at war's end -- Paperclip? Russia? Elsewhere? Destroyed? Hidden Still? Author not sure.

Tl:dr Nazis had cool stuff, but teams USSR & USA kicked their ass before it got anywhere near production level.

>>18459989
So it was just for wingless aircraft?

>>18459971
Im not the OP but i read tonns of book on the subject so here is the story:
At the end of WW2 a group of soldiers found an underground facility in poland that was used by the germans. The Facility was completly empty except one thing the BELL. It is said that when it was approached by some of the soldiers it somehow actived a defense mechanism which killed almost everyone in 100 meter radius, turning bones into something gelly and poping eyeballs like a ballon. 2 other things are often mentioned together with this:
#1: "The Hinge" which is a stonehendge like structure made of concrete, and said to be used as a training ground or something with the Bell
#2: "Kecksburg Acorn" which looks pretty similar to the Bell but happened 20 years later and in the USA.

thats what i know, feel free to ask if something not clear!

Bomp

>>18460244
I knew the background, but do we know anything more about the constituents of the liquid in the machine?

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>>18460244
This one?

>>18459889
This bell thingy reminds me of giant nuke, fatboy sorta.

Nazis were close to building one, so

>>18460601
Fatman you mean. Fatman was weird for having a plutonium core you know.

>>18460521
yupp

>>18459971
It was a zero point energy engine/motor/propulsion technology, so in sbort its the heart that had to be put into a vessel to achieve light speed and above. It ahould be noted that we have come a loooooooong way since then and cerebral controlled propulsion is a thing as yer brain is quicker than handheld controls. Digits of truth please.

>>18460601
They weren't close to building nukes at all actually. Albert Speer talks about it in his book.

>>18462260
[citation needed]

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>>18459889
>>18459971
I read Nick Cook's book cover to cover.

The German airforce wasn't in on it. It was a secret program run by the SS. It was kept and tested in an isolated and well insulated location. It was said to be hazardous and required large power cables to get it started up. All the scientists who worked on it directly were killed either by working on it or by the SS at the end of the experiments.

The interior is described as having a spherical power source and two rotating devices which generated some sort of a field effect.

>>18460244
The Hinge also had chans hanging from it as if it had teathered something.

>>18460244
>>18460521
>kecksburg
>kek's burg
4chin the anonym anonymous hacker created a too powerful egregor mememagic

>>18459989

Great book, read it years ago. Glad it is still out there being read.

The Bell was a radio beacon. It was the only project deemed war-decisive by the national socialists, as they believed that only through external help they would win the war. It worked, and we've recently begun receiving radio signals from a star system about 70 light-years away: the same amount of time it would take the signals from the Bell to reach it. Make of that what you will.

>>18465400
tell me more about these radio signals from 70 light years plz

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richtofen used the bell to transport himself and the other throughout time.

The 70 light years radio emission theory makes sense if we take in consideration the strange "allies" the German's had witnessed during one part of the war

>>18459889
Spoopy story time

>>18465527
fighters of foo?

>>18465465
I think he's talking aboout the 94 lightyears away signal detected in Russia.

Now isn't that a kind of sexy number there.