Wormholes and Project Rainbow

If you've never heard of Project Rainbow, aka, "The Philadelphia Experiment," I will give you a brief synopsis below:

Project Rainbow is an alleged conspiracy theory about a secret series of tests performed by the U.S. government in June of 1943, during World War II on the naval ship, USS Eldridge.

The theory states that during these so-called "tests", the government tried using Einstein's incomplete unified field research in order to form a magnetic field around the ship, causing the ship itself to become invisible from enemy radars.

What allegedly took place was this:

Instead of successfully obtaining the "appearance" of invisibility, the tests actually caused the entire naval ship to disappear through a ripple of time, also known as a wormhole.

The results were devastating. The ship was said to have disappeared, reappeared several miles away, and then turned up again in its original position. The men aboard the ship were terribly ill, mentally and physically, and five of the men were supposedly fused to the ship itself. Several other men were never seen or heard from again. Were they forever lost in a moment from the past??

Though the whole experiment itself is believed by many to be a hoax or myth, there are others who truly believe that the event actually occurred. Like the well-known myth of "Area 51", some believe and some do not.

While I'm not so sure myself about the "truth", I do know that to simply ignore the possibility of the event having taken place would be foolish and naive and I, for one, do believe in the possiblity of the existence of wormholes.
To think that this ship might've actually traveled through one of those "tears in the fabric of time" is both fascinating and perplexing at the same time.

What do YOU think?