ibe « Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003700850009-0° PROWECT SUN STREAE TON NUITEE FROVECT DATE OF SO CON: GS dar Ge DATE OF REPORT s START s LOS EMD) 3 Led V TEWER TOENT TF TON: Determine Viewer ’s foreign intelligence infarmation against nermal perception. Determine the location 1. (S/NF/SE) OMT in (S/N 4S VIEW of bhe contents of wa at aC comtents af the document Lo thematically CLOrTs oe ny tear e, COMMENTS 4 Jawer and monitor agreed ta anc cdistinck efforts. The effort to t substantial content crt hing rated cho the L Oras mc sly, a& cone where thie oe _CS/ NESE) rity Literary will be stor ec. and bud deli rig joe BY su Dia COT) CADE CLASS IF LED yx? ( DECLASSIFY: ui wy [avproy} FovjRease 000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003700850009-0 NN seid sans foe Be eee, nn ee eet iT Ne ee
*) DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: SG1J to: Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R0P3 ZQ08 500090 pn ieNT memorandum #6 January, 1988 bI-s SESSION SUMMARY (C/SS) 1. (S-SS) Statistics: Viewer: 018 Session date: 25 JAN 88 Mode of operation: CRV 2. (S-358) Cueing: a. Describe the content of the target document. 3. (S-SS)} Results: a. The general area was perceived as being an open area inside a buiiding, where one can look down into a recesséd area. -Thts recéssed area was” perceived as being either-ctrcular or oval jn shape, and as having a “thing” sitting in its center (see sketch, page 184A). b. The centrally located “thing” appeared to be a l e rectangular shaped mass, sitting on some kind of a pintforn, This “thing” was later perceived as a type of machine (see sketch, page 9). we 1) The upper edges of this “machine™ are perceived as being roun ed (see sketch, Pas e oD). 2) - The vertical sides of the geching were perceived as being dull black in color an daving regularly spaced “ribbing” in at least one place. 3) The machine had an oily/dusty/dirty smell, and made a buaming noise. 4) Stage 6 perceptions indicate that the machine also has a sub-surface portion which extends directly below the machine, downward to a short distance above a substrata of earth which is quite different from that above it (see sketch, page 19). OPTIONAL FORM NO. 1D Approved | For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96- 00789R0037008 008 O ie BO10-114 rh armmhank are 44 a Een OU !0—ClUC«d)lCOUsoROS eee lC ll titi: = =e hls
*) Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003700850009-0 Cc. The overall purpose of this entire site appeared repeatedly to be of a “purely scientific” nature. There was a feeling that the machine, itself, was not the central theme or subject of the paper, but was instead a purely scientific topic. It seemed more that the (actualization?) of the theme of the paper was strongly dependent on the machine (for proof, testing... whatever). The specific field of science/technology was not identified, but the machine, itself, gave the impressions of “encompassing”, “making easier”, and "improvement”. n d. There were stage 6 perceptions of “lines of | energy and speed which "had a very slick feel” to them. The *lines” seemed to carry energy both into and out of the machine. They were situated upward and outward from the machine, and seemed to "move” or “dance” back and forth, rather than being in stable places (see sketch, page 12). Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003700850009-0