In Search of Aliens: WWII Time Travel Warfare (S1, E2) | Full Episode

Giorgio Tsoukalos explores the mysteries of the Third Reich's secret projects, specifically focusing on the alleged Wunderwaffe (wonder weapons), including the Die Glocke or 'The Bell'. This top-secret project was reputed to be an attempt to create a time travel device. Tsoukalos is in Poland to investigate the possible connections between the Nazi regime, ancient wisdom, and extraterrestrial technology. The narrative also touches upon the advanced weaponry of the German Army during WWII and the post-war Operation Paperclip, which brought German scientists to the United States, some of whom were believed to possess secret knowledge potentially of extraterrestrial origin.

The narrative delves into the exploration of a site known as the Henge, believed to be a former Nazi science laboratory and the headquarters for Project Chronos. The site, located in a valley in Ludwikowice, Poland, is described as a highly secured area with a vast underground network of tunnels and chambers. It is suggested that the Henge was used for the development of advanced technologies, possibly including the testing of the Bell-shaped craft, which some theorize was a type of anti-gravity propulsion device. The discussion also includes accounts of the severe health effects experienced by prisoners forced to participate in high-tech experiments at the site.

This segment examines the influence of ancient Tibetan and Sanskrit texts on Nazi technology, particularly the concept of 'Vril', which is believed to describe a powerful force. The discussion suggests that the Nazis may have been inspired by these ancient texts, which could have influenced the design of their wonder weapons. The narrative also explores the possibility that the Nazis were developing a combination of a flying machine with a weapon of mass destruction, and that the Bell was part of a propulsion system rather than a flying craft itself. Furthermore, it touches upon the Nazis' interest in ancient religious texts and artifacts, which they believed to possess great power.

Giorgio Tsoukalos discusses the ancient astronaut theory with Erich Von Daniken, focusing on the possibility that the shape of Die Glocke was inspired by ancient Hindu and Buddhist designs, which might have been influenced by extraterrestrial technology. They explore the concept of stupas and Vimanas from ancient Indian epics, which are described as flying chariots with advanced capabilities. The segment also discusses the possibility that the Nazis had rediscovered and attempted to reverse engineer this ancient technology, and the implications of such a discovery on modern technology and understanding of ancient civilizations.

The conversation with Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist, and Dr. Bob Frisbee, a retired aerospace engineer, explores the theoretical possibility of time travel and the potential for the Nazis to have developed a time machine during WWII. They discuss the principles of Einstein's theory of relativity, the concept of time dilation, and the energy requirements for time travel. The segment also includes wind tunnel tests conducted on a bell-shaped object to assess its aerodynamic properties and suitability for flight, drawing parallels with modern spacecraft designs.

The narrative investigates the 1965 Kecksburg UFO crash in Pennsylvania, where a fireball was seen crashing into a ravine. Eyewitnesses reported a bell-shaped object being removed by the US Army. Tsoukalos meets with Stan Gordon, a local researcher, to examine a full-sized model of the UFO and visit the alleged crash site. The segment explores the possibility that the Kecksburg object might be related to Die Glocke, and discusses the various theories surrounding the incident, including the idea that it could have been a time machine or an anti-gravity machine.

The final segment ties together the various threads of the investigation, focusing on the disappearance of Dr. Hans Kammler, the head of the Die Glocke project, and the 1965 UFO sighting that resembled an upside-down bell. It raises the question of whether the technologies developed by the Nazis were based on ancient texts and whether they were attempting to create a time travel device. The segment concludes with a reflection on the potential future achievements in technology that may enable space and time travel in the search for extraterrestrial life.