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able to kill not tens of thousands but millions of people in a mass attack! The German weapons of mass destruction were not used because there were no means to carry them to Moscow, New York or Washington and the industrial and population centres far behind enemy lines. That's why it was so crucial for the Third Reich to develop a propulsion system based on the new physics. It was basically the only thing that could change the course of the war! able to kill not tens of thousands but millions of people in _ nitrogen and oxygen—it seemed that it was precisely these a mass attack! that were the cooling media. The entire device, i.e., the The German weapons of mass destruction were not used cylinders and core, was covered with the previously because there were no means to carry them to Moscow, mentioned ceramic housing of a bell-like shape—a New York or Washington and the industrial and population _—_ cylinder rounded at the top, crowned with some kind of centres far behind enemy lines. That's why it was so hook or fastening. The entire device was about 1.5 m in crucial for the Third Reich to develop a propulsion system diameter and about 2.5 m high. A very thick electrical based on the new physics. It was basically the only thing cable led to the "cap". At the bottom was situated a round that could change the course of the war! and very solid (made of heavy metal) pedestal or base, with a diameter slightly larger than the ceramic housing. The mysterious "Bell" device This was about all that I had managed to establish During my archival searches I managed to find, among during the first conversations about the device's other things, German documents confirming that the construction. But it was more than enough to confirm that project described below received a very unusual, unique this description did not match anything that we knew classification. It was officially described as about the Third Reich's secret weapons. The person in kriegsentscheidend ("decisive for the war"). The — conversation with me had in any case emphasised that not propulsion system, probably involving antigravity control, once had the term "weapon" been uttered in relation to the was based on a device known as die Glocke ("the Bell"). I described device. It was just a fragment of something paraphrase from my book here... greater and was not in itself any That mysterious device (die kind of weapon, despite having a Glocke) seemed at first glance It was just a fragment of very destructive effect on the relatively simple, although the . surrounding environment. unusual effects of its operation something greater and was contradicted this. The Experiments with "the Bell" description was admittedly not in itself any kind of There was much more incomplete and non-scientific, weapon despite having a information about the course of since it had originated from ’ the experiments themselves. military personnel who had not very destructive effect on the Each experiment was carried out surrounding environment. had access to all of the data, but even then it included many valuable details. located underground. The The main part of die Glocke device's surface was covered was made up of two massive cylinder-drums, around one __ with ceramic tiles and the floor with heavy rubber mats. metre in diameter, which during the experiment spun in The mats were destroyed after each test, while the tiles opposite directions at tremendous speeds around the same — were washed—deactivated— with a pink liquid resembling axis. The drums were made of some unspecified silvery a brine. In tests conducted in 1945 inside the chamber of metal. The axis was formed by quite an unusual core, an inactive mine, the chamber was always blown up after with a diameter of a dozen to 20 centimetres, with its two to three tests. lower end fixed to "the Bell's" massive pedestal. It was One primary source of information testified that a made of a heavy, hard metal. Before each trial, some kind special "set" had existed for conducting trials on open of ceramic oblong-shaped container was placed in the core __ terrain. It was mounted on three railway carriages marked (it was defined as a "vacuum flask"), surrounded by a __ with large Red Cross symbols and consisted first and layer of lead approx. 3 cm thick. It was approx. 1-1.5m foremost of a power supply installation connected to a long and filled with a strange, metallic substance with a _ high-voltage line available at a given location. This violet-gold hue and preserving at room temperature the source was an individual named Joachimm Ibrom, an consistency of "slightly coagulated jelly". From the employee of Deutsche Reichsbahn (the German Reich produced information, it followed that this substance was _ Railway) in the Opole (Oppeln) district. These railway code-named "IRR XERUM-525" (or "IRR SERUM-525") carriages were later struck off the Opole Railway and contained among other constituents thorium oxide and = Headquarters stock, officially as the result of an air raid. beryllium oxide (beryllia). The name "Xeron" also In fact, they were burned with flamethrowers and the appeared in the documentation. It was some kind of — remaining metal elements cut with acetylene blowpipes amalgam of mercury, probably containing heavy isotopes. and dispersed over the site—an undeniably odd procedure. Mercury, this time already in pure form, was also Later, however, I became convinced that all the present inside the spinning cylinders. Before the start of | information which I had gradually managed to find in the each experiment, and perhaps also for its duration, the course of my private investigations was absolutely mercury was intensively cooled. Since information unprecedented. It constituted not only "something new" appeared about the use of large quantities of liquid gas— __ but in general gave a picture of a project fundamentally in a specially prepared chamber, a pool. In most cases, it was It was just a fragment of something greater and was not in itself any kind of weapon, despite having a very destructive effect on the 38 ¢ NEXUS surrounding environment. www.nexusmagazine.com FEBRUARY — MARCH 2009