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Final Report
April
1989
AN
APPLICATION ORIENTED REMOTE
VIEWING
EXPERIMENT(U)
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Covering the Period
1 May 1988 to April 1989
April
1989
AN
APPLICATION
ORIENTED REMOTE
VIEWING
EXPERIMENT(U)
SRI PROJECT 2740
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LIST OF FIGURES (U)
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Viewer 372:
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Viewer 372:
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Viewer 373:
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Viewer 372:
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Vievyer 372:
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Viewer 009:
Response To Enclosed Microwave Generator
Response To Details Of The Generator
Plan View Of The Target Area
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Possible Response To The Solar Facility
Response Details To The Solar Facility
Possible Response To The Generator
LIST OF TABLES (U)
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Universe of Target And Response Elements (U)
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Figure of Merit (FM) Summary-!
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OBJECTIVE (U)
The objectives of this experiment were
to.
^Demonstrate the potential of a novel
'collection technique,
known as remote viewing,
Determine the degree to which the technique used to
analyze remote viewing results
is applicable.
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II BACKGROUND (U)
} SRI was asked ^
jto participate
in an experiment
conducted during the latter half of August,
1988, at^
1 in New Mexico.
The primary objectives were
(1)
to demonstrate
the remote viewing of
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and
(2)
to apply fuzzy
set
analysis to interpret the data.
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(U) Remote Viewing
(U) Remote viewing (RV)
is an apparent human ability to gain access, by mental means
alone, to ipformation that is secured by shielding, distance, or time. 1-5 * At least three elements
are necess3ry to conduct an RV experiment:
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(1)
An individual, called a viewer, with RV ability
(2)
Specific
target
material
(not
available
to
the
viewer
at
the
time
of
the
experiment)
(3)
An analysis technique to determine the degree to which RV occurred
In a typical laboratory protocol, a viewer and a monitor—an interviewer who
is also unaware of
the
target material—are sequestered
at time To.
At Tq +
5 minutes, an assistant
selects the
intended target from a large pool of potential targets
(e.g., a
list of locations within a half-hour
drive from the laboratory) using a random procedure. At To + 30 minutes, the assistant is at the
selected
site and, back at the laboratory, the viewing begins.
At T0 + 45 minutes, the viewing
ends and the assistant returns to the laboratory. To provide feedback, the viewer, monitor, and
assistant return to the selected site and review the RV data.
(U) To determine
if RV
occurred,
similar experiments
are conducted using
a
newly
selected target for each
trial.
Usually, the
trials are done with target replacement
(i.e., each
target
is returned to the pool and may be selected again by the random process).
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References may be found at the end of this report.
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