Have you ever seen the film: Stranger Things? If you have you may think the weird things in the movie are too far-fetched to be able to relate to anything in the real world, but you’d be wrong to think that. The actual inspiration for the great film is from a place rumored to have been used in a secret government project that meddled with experiments on children, Time travel, and mind control. This place Is known as the Montauk Project or Camp Hero. (“Inside the Real-Life Experiment That Inspired ‘Stranger Things.’)

While there are many accounts of Nichols that have proof enough to show his claims may be real. but there are many times more than that debunking and disproving Nichol’s claims. Preston Nichols may be a delusional crazy person just as much as he did take part in the “Montauk Project” that “really did” take place.  (Al Bielek and Preston Nichols interview), he lectures and shows, with a slide presentation, the details of all the workings of the Montauk “Teleportation Chair” and other areas of the project with many actual photos, schematics, and block diagrams of how the system worked. Preston Nichols was one of the key engineers and designers of the Montauk Project (1). 
In some of my resources, interviews with the “Montauk boys” (Interview with Preston Nichols)and many others who had claims to have been part of the experiments going on in the disguised military base. consisted of “disturbed young men” who had their repressed memories slowly come back to them after reading Preston Nichol’s book titled: The Montauk Project: Experiments in time (1). In further research, I’ve found that Nichols wasn’t the only one writing the first book on the Montauk Project. The Montauk Project: Experiments in time was written by Nichols and Peter Moon as a co-author.  
In Nichol's claims, about the experiments on those with a "weak mind", time travel, and mind control. (The Montauk Project – Disinformation) They all stem from the "teleportation chair" as he put it, where a machine would interface with someone's mind and create a rift in time and space to essentially "time travel” (1). while there are many complications to how this tool or such was made to work, using a tremendous amount of energy said by some of the projects survivors to have been supplied by the Brookhaven National Lab cyclotron, for the nearby experiments in mind control and time travel (2). This was made possible after the Philadelphia experiment was disbanded and many of the workers, researchers, and supplies were transferred to the newly started Montauk project just as the experiments were being started. But in short, the “teleportation chair” operated via applying theories of the multiverse and “Observer created reality” (3)  
In an article explaining these theories by: Alexandra Bruce on (“The Montauk Project: The Idiotic Conspiracy Theory That Inspired ‘Stranger Things.’”).: “The essence of the Quantum Theory of Observer Created Reality is that there is no such thing as an OBJECTIVE reality “out there”: it’s all in our heads. Everything is consciousness. One begins to see why time travel and mind control experiments would go together…”(1). 
Sadly,  for the claims of the disturbed individuals behind this conspiracy, the only technical explanations done also include the presence of either aliens or supernatural deities to try to make sense of things. It becomes hard to follow people that always rely on the supposed existence of the supernatural to back up their claims and shelter themselves in credibility of only the few that believe in the same ideas.