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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301-6111
S20 ,014/DT-SSS
November
1988
MEMORANDUM FOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC
AND TECHNICAL
RESEARCH
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SUBJECT
:
Sun
Streak Operational
Report
- Project S815/ ,<U)
1.
(S/NF/SK)
During the period
of
September
1988 through
October
1988.
fifteen sessions
were
condu cted
in
an effort
to
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
0 1
j described
’’Target
B”
as
a rounded
Large
vehicle,
narrower
at
the
top than
at! the
bottom,
and constructed
of
strong,
light-weight,
heat-resistant material,
like titaniuw.
While
in flight,
the unmanned vehicle
moved
in
a
wide horizon
a
arc
(trajectory).
"Target
B” ceased
to function while
in
flight
at
a point overlooking
an
area described
as
a
”sr ike-like
_
terrain.”
Viewer
Oil's conceptual
perceptions
are
at
lAb
A m
the form of
sketches.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
01_8 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,
mountainous
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.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
025 perceived Target
B
as
a
big,
cylindrical ly-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 rusting
air from
a
silo.
Receptors,
switches
and controls
are found
inside
the object
and
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in mission accomplishment,
spec i f i cal 1 y ,
the collection
"against other activities
or
used
information
accomplished
by. detection,
The collected
information
is
separate structure
where
it
is
The
target object represents
a
advanced technology,
at
TAB
C
in
the form
as
in
S IG I NT
regulation,
resolution,
from the object
to
a
computerized.
This
is
appropriation
re 1 ayed
registered”
and
sophisticated piece
of
representations
are
highly
Viewer 025’s conceptual
of sketches.
5.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer 032 described
the target obJaabaa
f
i
silvery,
metallic,
cyl indrical ly-shaped structure
w!th
steering
or wing-like surfaces”
(fins).
The
interior
of
the structure
lone
hollow,
and separated
into cubicles/compar
men
s.
target object
is
tracked,
followed,
watched,
and controlled fro
a distant
location.
It contains
some
"sort
of
transmitters.
Viewer
32 's conceptual
representations
are
at
lAd
u.
6.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
095 perceived the target object
as
*
curved
circular,
smooth,
thick-walled,
metallic object
whose
function and mission arc
intrinsically related
to
the concepta
o
’"extreme height
or depth."
In
a subsequent session
•
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
o
origin,
were perceived
as being dark-skinned
t
accentuated high cheek
bones
and somewhat flat
face
.
S
object
i as
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
oouth
Africa.
Viewer
095 's perceptions
are supported by conceptual
sketches
at TAB
E.
7.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer JUS described
the
target
^ object
as Soviet
Ministry of Defense communication satellite origins.
y
powe..
a
’’three-booster rocket assembly.”
A
’’manufacturer
s error
caused
a
’’faulty admixture
of fuel”
that caused
it
to. veer
fro
its prescribed path
(trajectory).
The satellite originated from
an area
in Outer
Mongolia.
It
was primarily meant
to
electronically transmit
data collected against
tur
wor
countries.”
Its trajectory carried
it over Algeria
a jd
Cuba,
eventually
it
landed
in
an
area
identified
as
the
west
not thwest
portion
of
the Soviet
Union.
Actually,
the
target
object
was
.
’’updated version
of
an
old system used
to electronically collect
and retransmit
data.
8.
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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
sor
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
or bi t /t r a j ectory .
Conceivably,
it
could
have originated
in
an
area
identifiable
with
an area
such
as
Outer
Mongolia.
i
i
b.
(S/NF/SK)
Transcripts
and viewer summaries
can
be made
available
for
review via
DT.
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ENCLOSURES
TABS
A thru
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