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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301-6111
S20
, 0 1 4 /DT-S88
November
1988
MEMORANDUM FOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL
RESEARCH
"
SUBJECT:
Sun Streak Operational
Report
- Project 8815
, (U)
1.
(S/NF/SK)
During the period of
14 September
1988
through
October
1988,
f ifteen sessions were conducted
in
an effort
to
SG1B
2.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
011
described
’’Target
B”
as
a rounded
large
vehicle,
narrower
at
the top than
at
the bottom,
and constructed
strong,
1 ight-weight
,
heat-resistant material,
like
titanium.
He
in flight,
the unmanned vehicle moved
in
a wide horizontal
arc
(trajectory).
’’Target
B” ceased to function while
in flight
at
a point overlooking an area described as
a
”snake-like
terrain.”
Viewer Oil's conceptual
perceptions are
at
TAB
A
in
the form of sketches.
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<S/NF/SK)
Viewer 018 described Target
B as
a satellite with
a
rounded top” appearance that followed
a trajectory paralleling
the surface of
the earth.
The satellite came
to rest
in
a snow-
covered
,
mountai nous
area,
a
location
that was not
its
intended
destination.
An aircraft
was perceived
as
’’searching
for
the
target” following
its return
to
earth.
Viewer
018 's conceptual
impressions are
at TAB
B
in
the form of sketches.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
025 perceived Target
B
as
a
big,
c-yl i ndr i cal 1 y—shaped
,
smooth object
with
a power
source perceived
at
the bottom of the
object.
At
its
point
of origin,
the object
is associated with the
’’sound
of rushing air from a
silo. ”
Receptors,
switches
and controls
are found
inside
the object
and
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used
in mission accomplishment,
specifically,
the collection
of
information
’’against other activities
as
in
SIGINT. ”
This
is
accomplished by detection,
regulation,
resolution,
appropriation.
The collected
information
is relayed from the object
to
a
separate structure where
it
is
’’registered” and computerized.
The target object represents
a highly sophisticated piece
of
advanced technology.
Viewer 025 ’s conceptual
representations
are
at TAB
C
in
the form of sketches.
5.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
032 described the target object
as
a
silvery,
metallic,
cyl indrical ly-shaped structure with
’’steering
or wing-like surfaces”
(fins).
The
interior
of
the structure
is
long,
hollow,
and separated
into cubicles/compartments.
The
target object
is tracked,
followed,
watched,
and controlled from
a distant
location.
It contains
some
’’sort
of transmitters. ”
Viewer
32 's conceptual
representations are
at TAB
D.
6.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
095 perceived the target object
as
a
curved,
circular,
smooth,
thick-walled,
metallic object whose
function and mission are intrinsically related
to the concepts
of
’’extreme height
or depth.”
In
a subsequent session,
095 added
that
the target object
was
a rounded,
heavy,
sealed structure.
At
its point
of
origin,
the object
was supported by some form
of
flat
slab. ”
People associated with the object at
its
point
of
origin,
were perceived as being dark-skinned
individuals
with
accentuated high cheek bones and somewhat
flat
faces.
The target
object
was
located
in
the northern hemisphere with high mountains
perceptible
to the north and
a
large body of water
located
to the
east.
The target object
”is
a reverse radiator”
in
that
it sucks
up radiation,
’’perhaps
(of
an)
electro—magnetic” nature and
collects samples and other scientific evidence.
’’The next
operational
location
(mission)
of
the structure
will
be
in South
Africa.
Viewer 095 's perceptions
are supported by conceptual
sketches
at
TAB
E.
7.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
079 described
the target object
as Soviet
Ministry of Defense communication satellite originally powered by
a
three—boos ter rocket assembly. ”
A
’’manufacturer’s error”
caused
a
faulty admixture of fuel”
that caused
it
to veer from
its prescribed path
(trajectory).
The satellite originated from
an area
in Outer Mongolia.
It
was primarily meant
to
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1 r on i ca 1 1 y transmit data collected against
’’third world
countries. ”
Its trajectory carried
it over Algeria and
Cuba;
eventually
it
landed
in
an
area
identified
as
the
west northwest
portion
of
the Soviet
Union.
Actually,
the target object
was
an
updated version
of
an old system used
to electronically collect
and retransmit data.”
8.
(S/NF/SK)
OPERATIONAL COMMENTS:
a.
(S/NF/SK)
By way of summary and
in reply to customer
tasking,
it
is noted that the results
of
the overall
remote
viewing effort conceptually
describes
the presence
of some sort
of space
vehicle,
probably a Soviet satellite with
a possible
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The space vehicle appears
to have
malfunctioned
at
one point
in
its orbit/trajectory.
Conceivably,
it could have originated
in
an area
identifiable with
an
area
such
as Outer
Mongolia.
b.
(S/NF/SK)
Transcripts and viewer summaries
can
be made
available
for
review via
DT.
ENCLOSURES
TABS
A thru
E
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