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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301-6111
S520,010/DT-S89
May
1989
MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF SCIENTIST,
DEFENSE
INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
SUBJECT:
SUN STREAK Operational
Report
- 8914-1
(U)
1.
(S/NF/SK)
During
the period
of
April
1989
to
May
1989,
fifteen remote viewing sessions
were conducted
in
an
effort
to determine and describe the most unique aspect
and
function
of
a target site reflected
in
a copy of overhead
photography.
Individual
narrative summaries follow below.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote Viewer
018
perceived
the
target area as
flat park-like area
interspersed with greenery.
An overhead
perspective
is
at TAB
A.
Earth moving equipment
was
present;
and,
new buildings
were
under construction.
The
issue
of key
interest appeared
to center
upon
the
’’molecular change
of
a block
of silvery,
non—radioactive material”
into some
form of energetic
expansion.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer 025 described the target area
as
a
land
area
located
in
a site described as
a predominantly
"undulating
pine
valley. ”
The building
of
special
interest
was
long
and
narrow
(TAB
B)
.
Within
this building
is
the object
of specific
interest,
an
instrument
(TAB
C)
that produced
"loud incredible
sounds
and noises
of various degrees
(intensity).”
"High degrees
of energy and motion
(in addition
to the
noise)
are associated
with
the
site.
The apparatus
has
the ability to distort
navigational
(air)
travel
routes.
It
is also capable
of
immobilizing objects
on
the
ground,
"Light,
energy and motion
are emitted at
a focus point.”
Mirrors
are utilized
in
the
chamber
of
the
target
apparatus.
Viewer
025 concluded the target
object
to
be
1 aser-r el ated
.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote Viewer 003 described
the target area
as
being expansive and dotted with
a series
of structures
of
dramatically varying shapes and forms.
The site appears
involved
in scientific and research endeavors associated with
a dome-like
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object.
See
(TAB
D)
.
There
is
a sense
of
flickering,
sparking,
and glowing associated with
the object
as
seen down
a
long,
dim
hal 1 way
5.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
Oil
perceived the target site
as
dominated
by a
large,
massive square structure
located
in
the vicinity of
a
body of
water,
and rugged,
snow-capped
,
(mountainous
area).
See
overhead view at TAB
E.
Two objects/devices
were perceived
as
being
of
importance.
The first appeared
to
be
a square,
smooth,
solid,
heavy
(like
lead),
hard cube
of heavy metal.
No specific
foundation
or purpose
was ascribed
to the
"cube. ”
The second
object
was
"like
a gigantic gyroscope”
(TAB
F)
.
It appears
to
flatten
out
as
it spins.
As
the device reaches
maximum velocity,
waves
of energy are drawn
to
the center
to the very core
of
the
device;
the energy seems electromagnet ic
in
nature.
Viewer
Oil
indicated the device
as being related to the basic concepts
of
research
in
the fields of atomic energy,
sub-atomic energy with
a
possible breakthrough
in
the science
of Physics.
6.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote Viewer
079 perceived the target
site
as
”a
Soviet complex comprised
of several
structures and fulfilling
dual
functions.”
The
issue
of specific
interest
was perceived
as
”a silver object that uses
a light-laser
to track space vehicles
and missiles.”
Conceptual
sketches are
at TAB
G.
The
laser beam
is projected
in
a straight
line;
it can
be used
in support
of
tactical
forces.
The name
"Slegelar /Slezgwar ” surfaced
phonetically as possibly being associated with the study of
the
object
7.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote Viewer
032 described the target area as
comprised of several
concrete buildings
located
in
a military
type environment.
The overhead perspective
of
this
impression
is
at TAB
H.
An object
of
special
interest
was described
as rounded
and cone-shaped.
See TAB
I.
"Sealing,
releasing,
a sense
of
flight,
flame,
thrust
and smoke”
were concepts associated with
the
object.
Other
"rotor-type” objects
were associated with the
target.
Vibrations,
shaking,
thundering noises and speed were
concepts associated with the
’’rotor-type ”ob j ects .
The object
seemed
to
be
in
the experimental
stages;
it appeared to have
several
flaws.
"Bussing,
humming,
and
a synchronization
into
some
type
of high-pitched harmony”
were associated with the
object.
See TAB
J
for
a conceptual
representation
of
the rotor-
type
object.
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