Remote Viewing

SRI's psychics drew Soviet sites they'd never seen. Some drawings, the files admit, matched.

Twenty years, three agencies, and $20 million — Stargate was real, and its files are public. The star subjects (Pat Price, Ingo Swann, Joe McMoneagle) produced drawings of Soviet facilities that match satellite photos in ways the CIA's own reviewers called 'far beyond chance.' The program was killed in 1995 with a report that said, in effect: it works sometimes, we can't explain it, and we can't operationalize it. The believers frame that sentence. So, quietly, do the viewers.