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Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7 LN134-93 ILLUSTRATION TWO: DIAGRAM OF FIRST SEE THROUGH WALL EXPERIMENT WITH SUBJECT ZHAO 1. Person running the experiment (b). 2. ESP subject (being tested). 3. Window. 4. door. 5. Person running the experiment (a). 6. ESP subject (not being tested). 7. Corridor. During the progress of the experiment, the doors and windows of rooms (A) and (B) were always kept closed. No one could enter or leave either of the rooms. Because of the limited conditions at the time, the other ESP subject who had not yet been tested also sat in room (A). The subjects were Zhao Ying and Zhao Li. Two years later, we repeated the seeing through the wall experiment with Zhao Ying. The type of target objects and method of display were the same as in the first experiment. The testing location was room 821 in the Scientific Research Building of the Institute of Aerospace Medicine Engineering (see Illustration Three). The ESP subject Zhao YIng sat in a soundproof room and attempted to see target objects displayed on the other side of the wall by experimenter (a). Experimenter c sat outside the door to the soundproof room, and when the ESP subject had finished attempting to visualize the target object and had noted it down, he would inform experimenter b of this who would then rap on the door to notify experimenter c who would then rap on the door of the main room to inform experimenter A that he could change target objects. Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7 LN134-93 The receiving location was a location somewhere on Fudan University chosen at random by the on site experimenter or at some fixed location. The distances between the senders and the receivers were from 100 to 300 yards. The time when the formal experiments began was usually 15 minutes after the receivers had left room 313. Two to three minutes before the experiment began, the experiment sample for each sender was determined by random drawing of lots. The senders were only allowed to look at the test samples, and were not allowed to recite it silently or read it aloud in order to prevent possible transmission of the information by sound. During the experiment, when the senders believed that they had finished sending the contents of the test sample, they would immediately write down the contents of the sample they had sent, write down the time, sign their names, and hand it over to the experimenter for safekeeping. Similarly, when the receivers believed they had received the contents sent, they were to immediately write it down, writing down clearly what they had received, the time and sign the paper and hand it over to the on- site experimenter for safekeeping. The experimenters at the two different locations would compare the contents of the two. Some of the test results were checked with the persons who prepared the original test samples before determining whether the results were accurate. The contents of the test samples included characters, numbers and shapes. Considering the present ability level of the subjects and their educational level, when the character test samples were prepared, characters with fewer strokes and which are easily recognized were chosen in order to avoid the possibility of logically figuring out gaps in the sentences, and making it difficult to grade the results, we normally selected two phrases with no relationship to each other (see Illustration Seven). The number test samples were four to six digit numbers or numbers with a comma (see Illustration Eight). The test samples using shapes were simple structures which were difficult to put a name to (see Illustration Nine in Insert Two). 12 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7 LN134-93 S . CD ESP seas Osge ay Dawes meee @tRe Rt wie (S) AYA) 19884F2A108 F44:40~5:00 ILLUSTRATION NINETEEN: ZHAO LI'S RESULTS IN SEEING OBJECTS THROUGH A WALL 1. Subject: Zhao Li. 2. Experimenters: Hou Shuli and Gong Wenrao. 3. Record of ESP experiment. 4. Type of test: Seeing through a wall. 5. Date and time: 10 February, 1988, 4:40 to 5:00 PM. 6. Target object. 7. Description. 8. Blank. 13 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7 LN134-93 LAZET AS LRN, E04 B6702 BA, +-$eR 754,531 PY .GS,AL2 59,420, LOA BMAR, 178862 Sat FARM 8847 IAN api 297198 ILLUSTRATION SEVEN: CHARACTERS ILLUSTRATION EIGHT: NUMBERS USED IN MENTAL TELEPATHY TEST USED IN MENTAL TELEPATHY TEST ILLUSTRATION NINE: SAMPLE SYMBOLS USED IN EXPERIMENTS The vast majority of the samples were prepared beforehand at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine Engineering (in Beijing). Then they were randomly placed into brown paper envelopes and given numbers for random drawing for the experiments. Only a small number of the samples were prepared at Fudan University prior to the experiment and sealed in envelopes. Under the exact same conditions using the same batch of samples, we selected four controls who approximated the ESP 14 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7 LN134-93 subjects in age and educational levels and conducted 20 control experiments in mental telepathy. We conducted two separate mental telepathy experiments (totalling 63 tests) using Ji Meiyun and five other ESP subjects six months apart.The results of these experiments were: CORRECT Results received were exactly the same as the contents sent. PARTIALLY CORRECT: Results received not exactly the same as what sent, but some or most were the same. INCORRECT: Wrong or not received. Looking at these results (see Table Seven), the percentage correct in these two experiments were 26.1 and 15.0 respectively, partially correct 17.4 and 27.5 percent of the time. The 20 control tests were correct zero percent of the time. QE a Como EW CD RRR © Deere — Dawe Ox «> (Oe «ow DEX xs ; 23 6 26.1 4 17.4 13 56.5 (DEXXE 40 6 15.0 11 27.5 23 57.5 CD x4 20 0 0 0 0 20 100 TABLE SEVEN: RESULTS OF MENTAL TELEPATHY TESTING OF JI AND OTHERS 1. Subjects. 2. Number of tests. 3. Correct. 4. Number correct. 5. Partially correct. 6. Number partially correct. 7. Wrong or not received. 8. Number. 9. Ji X X and others. 10. Controls. DISCUSSION: To date, the focus of debates in the research concerning ESP phenomena has been over whether or not to accept it as real. This is a theoretical question, but is also a practical question. Science is something that should be able to be tested. We feel that ESP must not lack either reality or repeatability. If the experimental conditions are basically the same, certain fairly stable cause and effect relationships should not be related to subjective hopes, and the results of the experiments would be repeatable. We believe that the unique quality of ESP, ignoring or lacking repeatable experimental results, is not scientific. Therefore we stress repeatability, requiring that tested results of 15 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7 LN134-92 I. THE MODEL FOR THE INTERACTION BETWEEN QI AND MATTER The Schrodinger equation is one of the most basic equations in modern physics. It is believed in quantum mechanics that any material state can be described using wave function. Wave functions satisfy the Schrodinger equation. There are a number of explanations on the meaning of wave functions. This article accepts the Bohm explanation and hypothesizes that Qi can be described as a wave function. It also establishes it as Wer ,t) + considering the complex effects between Qi and Qi, thus satisfying the accumulation principle of wave functions. However, we still hypothesize w;,1) as following the Schrodinger formula, and according to the de Broglie-Boghm explanation!7!, wrer,t) can correspondingly independently have a "guiding" effect on particles. In the internal and external environment of the human body! using the structural state of the human body biological field 1 described by the Qi structure wW(r,t) , through the measurement of the biological field of the human body we can gain knowledge of (ryt) ~. At the same time, we do not need to solve the Schrodinger equation. We have two methods_of structural wave function .V (r,t). One is the synergetics method!5] obtained from comparing vr Pwith laser fields or ordered parameters!®]. the other is approximation methods. Based on the holography to be discussed below, the W r,t). is approximated to the body's internal atoms and vibrators to obtain Wr ,t) . Thig. article will use the later method to construct the Q field vss GQ . In order to study the ‘effect of <9 t) on matter, we set a particle with the mass of M in a classic field V(r) and the Qi field Wcr,t) . This is about the same as quantum mechanics saying that particle M has a wave Worth? Therefore wG 1) = Re® dQ) inserting into the Schrodinger equation ow a Foe uty wes) ih == HY = | — gygVi + VOr). ¥Q) we obtain the Hamilton=Jacobi equation SIN pyr Qqo (3) In which he VR (4) 26 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300070001-7
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TABLE THREES
BEIJING TO SHANGHAI "THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE" EXPERIMENT
SHANGHAI
(FUDAN UNIVERSITY)
BEIJING
(INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE MEDICINE ENGINEERING)
STAGE ONE:
17 TO
18 NOVEMBER,
1990.
7 OF
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1.
Shanghai
sending.
2.
Beijing
receiving.
3.
Date.
4.
Transmission time.
5.
Information contents.
6. Name of sender.
7.
Date.
8. Receipt
time.
9.
Name
of
receiver.
10.
Information contents.
11.
Time
differential
between
transmission
time
and
receipt
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12.
Flowers are in bloom and the moon is
full.
13.
Wu Xiaohong.
14.
Midnight.
15. The flowers are in bloom and the moon is full.
16.
Pang Fei.
17.
About ten hours.
18. Yin Xuefang.
19.
Ji Meiyun.
20. About 24 hours.
21.
Yin Xuefang.
22.
Ji Meiyun.
23. About 25
hours.
24. Empress Heitao.
25.
Wu Xiaohong.
26. Empress Heitao.
27.
Pang
Fei.
28.
About
two
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29.
Yin
Xuefang.
30.
Ji
Meiyun.
31.
About two
hours.
32.
Yin
Xuefang.
33.
Ji Meiyun.
34. About two hours.
35.
I love my country.
36. Wu Xiaohong.
37.
I love my country.
38.
Pang Fei.
39. About
1.5 hours.
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Studies of Human Super-Perception Function in Russia
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