SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - 8906
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This memorandum is from the Chief Scientist at the Defense Intelligence Agency regarding the SUN STREAK Operational Report. The report covers remote viewing sessions conducted between March 4, 1989, and April 11, 1989, to determine the scope of an activity at a specific location.
The remote viewers described the target activity as nuclear research and testing, with perceptions of shockwaves and a white van and a series of structures as secondary elements. Another remote viewer described the target site as a "remote reconnaissance area" with two main access roads, two visible transmitters, and minimal buildings. There were two principal activities perceived: a weather-related communications network and research and development efforts related to satellites at an underground level.
Another remote viewer perceived the target site as a "Soviet developmental nuclear testing area." The area consisted of structures located near a body of water, with work and testing done in an interconnected underground area. The viewer also described missiles and other safety devices present in the area.
Lastly, a remote viewer described the target site as a military complex with tall structures. The viewer perceived a large metallic object with a conical center and an advanced technology aircraft described as a "flying pancake" or manta ray wing. Current activities involving assembling, testing, and measurements were observed, and there was mention of a possible incident, such as a crash, occurring in mid-May 1989.
The memorandum includes six enclosures with conceptual representations, drawings, and sketches related to the remote viewing sessions.
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MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF SCIENTIST, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (ST)
DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D.c. 20301-6111
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SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Operational Report - 8906 (U)
1. (S/NF/SK) During the period of 4 March 1989 to 11 April 1989
inclusively, eleven remote viewing sessions were conducted to
determine and describe the scope and nature of an activity at a
specific geographical location represented by randomly assigned
encrypted coordinates.
2. (S/NF/SK) According to Remote Viewer 011, the target
activity centered around nuclear research and testing.activity of
nuclear devices. The remote viewer's concepts of shockwaves are
at TAB A. Perceptions of apparent secondary importance focused
on a white van (TAB B) and a series of structures (TAB C) that
were representative of the target area.
3. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 025 described the target site as a
"remote reconnaissance area" with two main access roads and two
transmitters that were visible from an overhead vantage point.
See TAB D for a conceptual representation. There were very few
buildings in the target area; it reminded one of an abandoned
airport. Two principal activities were perceived. The first
dealt with a weather-related communications network. This
activity takes place in buildings at ground or above ground
level. Other research and development efforts are pursued at an
underground level where the activity appears to be related to
satellites.
4. (S/NF/SK) Remote viewer 079 perceived the target site as a
"Soviet developmental nuclear testing area" comprised of several
structures located in the vicinity of a body of water. The work
and testing is done in an underground area that is interconnected
by tunnels. Objects described as "SX missiles with wings" (TAB
E) are set in place through the use of heavy machinery.
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Other capsules used as "safety devices" (not further identified)
were also in the area. See TAB F for a conceptual
representation.
(OPS COMMENTS: UNDERSIGNED IS NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE TERM "SX
MISSILES).
5. (S/NF/SK) Remote viewer 003 perceived the target site as a
military complex comprised of tall, wide, voluminous structures
located in an open-space area. One of two principal objects
perceived was a large, grey, rounded, metallic object with
"something round and conical in the center." The second
persistent impression appeared related to advanced technology
aircraft, as in a "flying pancake" with a shell of "uni-body
construction. It was also described as being shaped like a manta
ray wing. It was shiny, smooth, dark, and burnished. Current
activities were associated with assembling, testing, trails and
measurements. The object (aircraft) appears involved in some
sort of incident (possible crash - not further described) in
about mid-May 1989; some four or five months later, people who
"own" it are forced to acknowledge its existence.
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