While i was eating lunch which consisted of a big burger-king meal, i was thinking about the crew from the Destroyer Escort Ship called the Eldridge who became embedded in the upper deck section of that ship, after it returned to Port following the experiment..
The situation was obviously created from the two counter rotating beams flowing around the ship as only the crew on the upper deck were affected, and the crew below deck was shielded from the effects of those two beams by the steel...
Moving onto Tornado`s, which are mobile destructive vortexes of violently rotating winds, having the appearance of funnel shaped clouds which advance beneath a large storm area...
There was some evidence to suggest that at certain spinning speeds, a tornado could produce a situation whereby at some point,"time and space" would merge together inside the tornado, and if for example the speed of the spin suddenly decreases, the effect of that merging of time and space would cease, and what ever merged together, would stay merged together....
An example of this merging was of a tornado that swept across a farm encompassing a bale of hay and a window in an outhouse simultaneously...the result of the sudden speed decrease was that the bale of hay was firmly embedded in the window, without the window breaking or even suffering a tiny crack in it...
That phenomenon would have been exactly the same as to what happened to the crew of the ship, who were on the upper deck during the process of the time-travelling, and when the ships electronics and beams were suddenly switched off, the sailors found themselves embedded within the upper deck...
My belief is that time on board the ship would have been much shorter than time external to the ship..The sailors would have experienced only a couple of minutes of time passing by, where as off shore in the control room, the time that elapsed would have been probably two hours...
My reason for that belief is that when the two counter rotating beams were switched on, there was a resonance formed between the beams and something on the upper deck which caused a very debilitating sound that would not have been endured for very long by any of the sailors...
Not all of the sailors on the upper deck suffered from the time and space merging effect, probably due to the "compressed time" on board the ship...All those sailors did speak of the intense sound that started when the beams were switched on though...