Die Glocke, or “The Bell” was a purported Nazi scientific experiment. Developed as a secret weapon, speculation as to what it actually was varies. Some say it was a secret weapon or “Wunderwaffe”. Others believe it was conceived for the purpose of generating an antigravity effect, a sort of key towards a technology that would provide the upper hand against any opposing military forces, its basis being associated with Nazi occultism.
Allegedly an experiment carried out by Third Reich scientists working for the Nazi SS in a facility known as Der Riese, “The Giant”, Die Glocke is described as a device made out of a hard, heavy metal, approximately 9 feet wide and 12 to 15 feet in height, having a shape similar to that of a large bell. Inside Die Glocke were two counter-rotating cylinders which would be filled with a strange mercury-like substance; a violet colored metallic liquid purportedly known as “Element-115” or "Xerum-525". It was cautiously stored in a meter-high tall thin thermos flask which was encased in lead. Along with the hard metals used, The Bell was constructed with leichmetall, or light metal, to create the rotating base. Some theories state that The Bell contained red mercury and that there was a large concave mirror on top of The Bell that allowed those operating it to see images from the past.
So what did Die Glocke do? If we allow our speculations to run wild, we can easily come up with any number of scenarios, from time travel, to manipulation of space-time, to antigravity and even to inter-dimensional travel. Some German scientists have gone on record stating that the machine was designed to warp space-time and to allow the SS to travel backward through time, though since the majority of the world still speaks English, we can safely say that their plan didn’t work…or did it?