Die Glocke "The Bell"

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The conspiracy of “ Die Glocke,” a purported Nazi Germany UFO/time machine hybrid has been around for years. Witkowski postulated Xerum 525 was likely an irradiated form of mercury used in the creation of a form of plasma that was intended as a weapon and/or propulsion system, and which may have been capable of distorting spacetime. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Did Nazi scientists, eager to devise a weapon that could throw back advancing Allied armies, create a time-traveling UFO to win World War II? Either way, the device must be secured from allied hands—even if it means we will end up in the bottom of the Atlantic with it.

Even though the Nazis lost World War II, they emerged from the war with an almost mythical reputation for high-tech weapons. He worked for thirty years in the semi-conductor manufacturing business—his last twenty years in the technology and development division. The general takes an American-made cigarette from a gold cigarette case and cups his hand to light it.That Something had the form of a large metal Bell (Glocke in German), and it could have won the War, but the Allies closed in. If we fail, the American or British airplanes will no doubt spot the U-boats before we can get underway, and all will be lost. S. military helped spawn "sensational book-length exposes, web sites, and legions of enthusiasts who revel in rumors of science fiction-like weapons supposedly invented by Hitler’s scientists".

The bell, General Hans Kammler (SS general in charge of the Die Glocke project), two Nazi U-boats, and many Nazi war criminals ended up missing.Time travel, however, is a moral and ethical minefield, and Diamond is adamant that he will only risk bending the laws of science and physics if it is “for the good of all”. GIANT would be their discovery, GIANT would be their losses and GIANT would be the consequences that faced all involved. On the corners of the Internet inclined toward conspiracy, theories circulate that "Die Glocke" – a purported Nazi superweapon that has so far only been found in the pages of science fiction novels – might be hidden somewhere beneath those ancient mountains.