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The '''Philadelphia Project''', also known as the '''Philadelphia Experiment''' or '''Project Rainbow''', was an experiment that took place on the [[USS Eldridge|USS ''Eldridge'']] in [[Philadelphia]] on 28 October 1943, conducted by members of the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]] and the [[Templars|Templar Order]] to change the past and alter the present.<ref name="ACC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Conspiracies]]''</ref> | |||
The '''Philadelphia Project''', also known as the '''Philadelphia Experiment''' or '''Project Rainbow''', was | |||
While the Templar Order attempted to manipulate the world leaders such as [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], [[Joseph Stalin]] and [[Adolf Hitler]] to instigate [[World War II]], it eventually became too difficult for the Templars to steer them toward the Order's interests. With their influence over the Third Reich dwindling, they sought to eliminate Hitler instead.<ref name="ACC"/> | |||
Colonel [[Boris Pash]] of the United States Army, a high-ranking Assassin, cut a deal with the Templars after hearing Templar physicist [[John von Neumann]]'s theories on how their device [[Die Glocke]], an early version of the [[Animus]], would allow them to alter the course of history and kill Hitler before his rise to power.<ref name="ACC"/> | |||
To utilize this plan, Pash recruited [[Eddie Gorm]] into the Brotherhood and tasked him with killing Templar Obbergruppenführer [[Gero Kramer]], who intended to use Die Glocke to rise in the Templar ranks. After Gorm's initial attempt in February 1943 was a failure, he and [[Julia Dusk]] succeeded in July 1943, and Die Glocke and the Nazis' [[Apple of Eden 4|Apple of Eden]] fell into Pash's hands. However, Gorm and Dusk turned on Pash after they discovered Pash's deal with the Templars from [[Nikola Tesla]], whom they also rescued from Kramer's captivity.<ref name="ACC"/> | |||
On | On 28 October 1943, Pash and von Neumann planned to use Die Glocke and the Apple of Eden aboard the USS ''Eldridge'' in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard to use Die Glocke to change the course of history and kill Hitler before his rise to power. However, Gorm infiltrated the ship and killed Tesla, hoping this would stop Pash's project. Gorm subsequently took his own life.<ref name="ACC"/> | ||
According to the files of [[Abstergo Industries]] CEO [[Alan Rikkin]], the project was ultimately a failure.<ref name="ACC"/> In an email in 2012, he detailed how the ship instead temporarily manifested in a future state for approximately 18 minutes, and how the Piece of Eden was severely damaged in the process.<ref name="AC1">''[[Assassin's Creed]]''</ref> | |||
Many years later, Abstergo used their [[Animus Project]] [[Subject 12]] to collect data on not only this experiment's results, but also on the mechanics behind the artifact and how to repair it. These goals they achieved, and they managed to reconstruct the Piece of Eden.<ref name="AC1"/> | |||
Nevertheless, Abstergo's administration maintained that the risks of tampering with time-particularly paradoxes were too unpredictable and dangerous. They upheld their policy that any objects discovered to be capable of manipulating time were to be securely contained.<ref name="AC1"/> | |||
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The Philadelphia Project, also known as the Philadelphia Experiment or Project Rainbow, was an experiment that took place on the USS Eldridge in Philadelphia on 28 October 1943, conducted by members of the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order to change the past and alter the present.[1]
While the Templar Order attempted to manipulate the world leaders such as Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler to instigate World War II, it eventually became too difficult for the Templars to steer them toward the Order's interests. With their influence over the Third Reich dwindling, they sought to eliminate Hitler instead.[1]
Colonel Boris Pash of the United States Army, a high-ranking Assassin, cut a deal with the Templars after hearing Templar physicist John von Neumann's theories on how their device Die Glocke, an early version of the Animus, would allow them to alter the course of history and kill Hitler before his rise to power.[1]
To utilize this plan, Pash recruited Eddie Gorm into the Brotherhood and tasked him with killing Templar Obbergruppenführer Gero Kramer, who intended to use Die Glocke to rise in the Templar ranks. After Gorm's initial attempt in February 1943 was a failure, he and Julia Dusk succeeded in July 1943, and Die Glocke and the Nazis' Apple of Eden fell into Pash's hands. However, Gorm and Dusk turned on Pash after they discovered Pash's deal with the Templars from Nikola Tesla, whom they also rescued from Kramer's captivity.[1]
On 28 October 1943, Pash and von Neumann planned to use Die Glocke and the Apple of Eden aboard the USS Eldridge in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard to use Die Glocke to change the course of history and kill Hitler before his rise to power. However, Gorm infiltrated the ship and killed Tesla, hoping this would stop Pash's project. Gorm subsequently took his own life.[1]
According to the files of Abstergo Industries CEO Alan Rikkin, the project was ultimately a failure.[1] In an email in 2012, he detailed how the ship instead temporarily manifested in a future state for approximately 18 minutes, and how the Piece of Eden was severely damaged in the process.[2]
Many years later, Abstergo used their Animus Project Subject 12 to collect data on not only this experiment's results, but also on the mechanics behind the artifact and how to repair it. These goals they achieved, and they managed to reconstruct the Piece of Eden.[2]
Nevertheless, Abstergo's administration maintained that the risks of tampering with time-particularly paradoxes were too unpredictable and dangerous. They upheld their policy that any objects discovered to be capable of manipulating time were to be securely contained.[2]
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