El teletransporte lleva aplicándose desde la década de los 60, para transportes dentro del planeta y desde la década de los 80 para intercambio de personas en colonias en Marte. Alfred Webre, Alex Basiago y Laura Einsenhower, son muy claros al respecto. No hay duda de que en la línea de proyectos secretos se aplicaron estos conocimientos. La lógica del experimento Filadelfia en el marco de la Teoría de la Relatividad de Albert Einstein y ya en 2009 Rafael López-Guerrero, expuso un completo dossier sobre los temas que dos años después corroboran los testimonios de Basiago, Webre y Laura Einsenhower.
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