Al Bielek
4 archived appearances · 1993–1998
Al Bielek (1927–2011) claimed to be a survivor of both the Philadelphia Experiment of 1943 and the Montauk Project, alleging involvement in secret government programs involving teleportation, time travel, and mind control. On Art Bell's programs, his detailed accounts of these alleged covert operations captivated audiences and became foundational narratives in conspiracy lore.
On the air with Art · 4
Jun 20, 1993 · 4h 53m
The Philadelphia Experiment
Al Bielek joins Art Bell for a riveting three-hour interview in which the self-described electronic engineer and alleged participant claims firsthand involvement in the Philadelphia Experiment, the Navy's classified World War II project to render a warship invisible.Bielek traces the project back to 1931 and the wor...Mar 12, 1994 · 2h 34m
The Philadelphia Experiment
Al Bielek returns with his account of the Philadelphia Experiment, alleged naval invisibility tests, time displacement, and the later Montauk Project.Art Bell takes the story from its claimed origins through the USS Eldridge experiment and Bielek’s assertion that he personally survived it under another identity. Cal...Mar 20, 1997 · 2h 2m
The Philadelphia Experiment
Al Bielek, self-described survivor of the Philadelphia Experiment, delivers a meticulous technical account of the Navy's alleged 1943 attempt to render the USS Eldridge invisible. Beginning with the project's origins in 1931 under Nikola Tesla, Bielek details the interplay of rotating RF fields at 160 megahertz, pul...Jun 12, 1998 · 2h 34m
The Philadelphia Experiment
Art Bell interviews Al Bielek, who claims to be a survivor of the Philadelphia Experiment, the Navy's 1943 attempt to render the USS Eldridge invisible. Bielek provides an extraordinarily detailed technical description of the Tesla-based technology used, including a rotating RF antenna system operating at 160 megahe...
