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艾尔德里奇号（Eldridge） Rainbow plan Allegedly, the rainbow project is the mystery of the United States Navy during World War II experiment was carried out in a small boat on a destroyer, had been carried out respectively at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and the sea, its purpose is to let the enemy warship stealth, not detected. As far as the original idea is concerned, whether the enemy can detect the presence of a warship on radar or achieve a higher level of view is not consistent with the enemys view. However, the principle of the experiment is to produce a strong magnetic field in the incredible warships around, this will make the radio or radar light refraction and bending, and this summer on the road by the heated air in the formation of fog caused by the effect is very similar. The plan was said to have been a complete success, but the warship, as an experimental object, disappeared for some time and reappeared. The original intention of the experiment was that the general ship was covered from sight, but the result was that the material form disappeared and the remote transportation phenomenon appeared. All this has put a veil over the plan. It is said that the rainbow project applies Einsteins unified field theory of gravity and current to part of a research project to set up electronic camouflage for ships on the sea. It is said that Einstein published the unified field theory in German from 1925 to 1927 in a Prussian scientific journal, but later retracted it because the theory was incomplete. Objective to study the initial plan is to make the water vessels with strong electromagnetic interference and to avoid enemy torpedo attack, and later extended to produce a strong magnetic field similar to the air around the enemy radar to their existence. In the prologue The story begins in June 1943, featuring the USS destroyer USS Derich, USS DE - 173. It is equipped with tons of electronic experimental equipment. Of these, each of the two large field generators with