SUN STREAK, SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT, PROJECT 8715, SESSION 2, VIEWER 003, CRV, TARGET UNKNOWN
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This document is a report from the CIA's Project Sun Streak. It details a remote viewing session conducted by the source, where they were tasked with providing data on a specific site. The source was not given any prior information about the target. The session was conducted using Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) protocols. The report includes a summary of the session provided by the source, which was found to be complete and did not require any modifications. The site described in the session involves large rectangular structures with important colors of white, grey, and green. There are various metallic objects and apparatuses involved in processing activities, such as controlling, condensing, and filtering. The site also deals with hazardous substances and requires safety precautions. The end product of the process is described as gelatinous and potentially dangerous. The purpose of the site is not clear, but it is not believed to be for malicious purposes.
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PROJECT SUN STREAK (U)
C RV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT
-rJARN I NG NOTICE;; INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
CON1?FtC:li.... Nt.1NII3 :F'i P 8715 NICKNAME: None
I)A'T?E.: OF li:ii::f: S :C c:li,i? :t Oct ti:r ' TARGET COUNTRYu Unknown
REFERENCESm None SESSION NUMBER: 02
DATE OF i E:F't::IFt'T s 5 Oct 87 MISSION B".. A i t.J!:3? Continuing
T'E;::t HN:i:C;1t.JE: UT:I:h,..1:z1::::t:)a CRV SOURCE :I:I:)IE:N'T?:I:FIi I: s 003,
1. ( ti's/NF:'tSF:::) INTERVIEWER 1'..l,::iK:C NC? s This is the second session of a
now project e.: o n d l..l t::; i t;, t;:l l..l'l:, :1. ]. i :E n c:i 't_ t:; i. s Source. Specifically the
Interviewer is to task the Remote Viewing Source to provide data an a
specific: site to include the general external and internal.
configurations, purposes of the various structures and objects at the
site and data pertaining to the development and utilization of
mat.er:1al.s/ci!::).;Jec't',s at this site. The Interviewer has sss't.i:1i not bean
made cognizant of the true nature of this sites As in the previous;
session the Interviewer utilized the same encrypted coordinate of
"1284/6712" which is a ;depar?t:.ur e from accepted protocols of two six
digit, coordinates. Thpre were no indications that shortened
coordinates had any noticeable a'ffect an Source's performance in this
session and He was able to quickly adap't", to this rather small
departure from past procedures,,
(S/NF"/#: K) SOURCE TASK INGe Source was specifically told that
this "will be a sise:?xr c:)rici v:i. s ri. t to the site you reported an previously
in which there was some technology being worked on, with a
predominant color" of red, and in a post-session impression you
sketched a large wheel". Source did not readily recall His previous
session ant::! no other cues or descriptive data pertaining to this
target were provided to Him prior to the session. This session was
conducted entirely utilizing the protocols of Coordinate Remote
Viewing (C.;RV),. In the previous session the Source was tasked
utilizing the Extended Remote Viewing (IERV) methodology. It was the
opinion of the Interviewer that the Source had reached the point in
this tasking when definitive;:, sketched impressions might be invaluable
to the fi.rlal intelligence tasking and the CRV technology is more
conducive to these types of results.
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"' (#'s/MIFF/SK) l:Nt::;I.:;::t?Ii;:MIC:::Ct::;:?::Ya There were no reportable incidents oil''
a"}ca ma :I. i es w"r i. c~t?a rraa~ay I?a antvst i. c?}?f 1. bc;!nc.?ed the data obta:i ned i, n th i s
session.
4. (S/NF: /SV) fi l.)MMA ` s Source furnished the attached summary which
was prep art:ari c:s1. 1 c::awinci the session and submitted to the Interviewer
four days following the session. The completeness of the typewritten
summary has been compared to the Interviewer's notes and all
omissions, changes, and/or corrections have been verified as
acceptable by the Interviewer. The information provided in the
summary was found to be a complete accounting rtc:} c::a?# t:.lie data provided by
the Source during the session and did not require further
modification, clarification or additions by the Interviewer.
5. (S/NF'/SI?() COMMENTSo It is not known whether there would be
f ur.ther? benef I ?t?.ss t c:a r.::c:an?t:.i Trued utilization ca this Source an thi. s
target.. His data in this session bears strong correlations to data
obtained by other Sources targeted against this Si to, however He has
pr?ov:i ded fairly definitive data in response to the actual tasking and
further efforts to clarify or modify the data already provided may
:Lead to an analytic drive as His very inquisitive mind attempt:.s to
label and cab.;jor:t.i.?f:y t? Is I mp ;F: 1; s.
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Site involves at large, rectangular ?F:i'l:.r?Lac::'t:.L.tr?e., White, { r?ey,
and green are important colors %:t?Hilts{::)t:::l. ai:t't':{e?t:J w:I.'t::.I"t the site, as are
Some :::> l.. of
sFS'rr;(:;. s.I..t. a::tI?;(::! metallic, shiny textures. ....r.:; )~'.,..
stingy smells
processing is , going 1 on within the structure. There :i, Es as large
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open area, well-lit, with complex and often rather large
assemblages of stainless-steel and other metallic objects citric)
The process involves , controlling, apparatus. condensing,
containing, f i l t e r i n g , precision, and colors such as green and
yellow, and gassy consistencies. Titration, catalysis, retorts,
and pressure ` :1r'tv(::11 involved. There are dials and readouts
may also l::)ii:.
used to monitor the internal states and conditions in the various
pieces of equipment. Introducing, combining, adjusting and
monitoring are activities involved here. Vol ve?iis, pipes and
tubing of cylindrical ? containers (see
connect various assemblages
sketches f {::; r? detail) which also process. L'.;t::)c:1.I. temperatures ar? are
necessary 1. n some places temperatures and hot .). in another.
Impressions of people turning wheels or vol. ves to introduce oI'1v:
element into a container of another 't':(::1 obtain synthesis or''
some , third substance. d..{:; , 4:sort production of . s itlIt seems .. !:?,G:. some , of
new ::)r"(1t:::essis/'te(::hr7a:i, t:}qy???????a "11r"eakthr?ough" type of procedure. . he
Site is a it (::) ?f' a larger effort/organization which is
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!? ~' a:a .L 't: its ra {:~ 't'::i. v :L 't::i. c:?.., s ,. People
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the site are excited, enthusiastic, ssa t'.:1 s ?f :1 e c,:l w :i 't. I't what they do,
and feel a sense of fulfillment and accomplishment. They feel
they are doing something constructive for.. their Society.
In the processing, venturis, hydrodynamic flow, possibly
electromagnetic irradiation, Musing", and ras reagent, A perhaps
Pressure :I. some iFFit::lh"t. {::;'i" implosive iat.l..I. seem to be involved. is
important. Caustic, corrosive, noxious, hazardous C : substances are
involved, requiring safeguardsp the figurative idea of
"fermenting" plays a role--the sense of aging a substance
gradually, changing, maturing, transforming, stabilizing. When
the proper precautions are followed the substances can be
controlled relatively safely, I::}ut, direct contact must be avoided.
Valves are specially designed to avoid ca r't y... a::t rrt c:l a I't't. of leakage,
accidental discharge or pressure blowouts. (1 special metal alloy
is employed that is dense, steel-based, machined, annealed, and
non-conductive. The end product is the most dangerous.
Countermeasures for it are difficult to apply, slow a c t i n g , and
relatively unpredictable, as we]..I, as only marginally Successful.
The substance is actively against hydrocarbon/organic materials.
but
Its consistency is denser than a normal gaseous substance,
less , a .Q:. a than l solid The 5 idea ti,i. "gelatinous''
t::lci:?.I"iis a sif , t': 1.1. ca r? liquid. I' tlG:. tJi':;.a t c:1 f comes best to m i n d . The constituent parts are t_J ii:t?iES e::? t::) (..(?iss / v iet I::; {::) rt::i t..(?is p
I::1 t..t t 't:. tl t ? ? l f i n a l product is gelatinous. The proposed application a+
t'.;;i"i.I. tii.tit".G?t:.:L{:::iia7. y there has as ye..:. ::'tGil(i:?1..1 no
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the suL:;s'l:.ar'tc:.e :1,s a:. ? y t:'.
mode. its s k..(?iiie:.. tC:)
occasion t':. .(::} employ .L? t in any practical .I. e seems
involved distribution over a:a wide area out of doors. Presently
there is no sense of inimical purpose. AOLs of chemical warfare
i:al?t{:J, alternatively, a fusion power plant were suggested. At
least three substances (see sketch) are used to produce the end
product. '?f?11a__f_ _r_st. st,,mbs't.arl(:::e is coal, sharp in smell and feel,
and produced the German word '' Sauer"ot.o'f f " (oxygen) as a
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stinging smell, has a neutral temperature, and produced the word
substance is brownish,
"inert" as