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. Approved For Releagg 2001/03/26 : CIA-RDP96-0078%2000200080008-6 ities AB sa GR SOs Wa RN RB ti US SA NET Sit aL ORR ALR ER a eae A a Ws «cE RS a STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA 94025 (415) 326-6200 DIRECT PERCEPTION OF REMOTE GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS ( by Harold E, Puthoff and Russell Targ Invited paner prepared for {EEE National Convention, ELECTRO. 77, 12 April 1977, ~ New York City, N.Y.
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= Approved For Releagg/2001/03/26 : CIA-RDP96-007874a00200080008-6 . LF . DIRECT PERCEPTION OF REMOTE GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS : Harold E, Puthoff and Russell. Targ Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, California 94025 ABSTRACT For the past five years we have been in- wostigating aspects of human perception that appear to fall outside the range of well-under~ stood perceptual/processing capabilities, Of particular interest is a human information-~ accessing capability that we call "remote sens-~ ing.'' This phenomenon pertains to the ability of certain individuals to access and describe, by 
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Approved For Releage 2001/03/26 PLAY , GROUNDS POOL. HOUSE H SERVICE CONCRETE BLOCK \ YARO . ‘ ~~ —- - FIRE -.\ STATION one J \ ‘PICNIC AREA \ - : Ne (a) City map of target location FIGURE 1 that is chosen in a double-blind fashion out- lined below, An outbound experimenter is assigned a target location by an independent experimenter who has generated a list of targets located within a 30-minute driving time from SRI, and who accesses this list by a randomization pro- cedure, The target pool consists of more than 100 target locations chosen from a target-rich environment, The target location s
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Approved For Releagg 2001/03/26 : CIA-RDP96-0078%8000200080008-6 wi ir tao SAARC Ain SCORER a is tela: CAM is eR a ocean target site, We also note an apparent left- right reversal, often observed in- paranormal perception experiments, Further, he incorrectly indicated the function of the site as water purification rather than recreational swimming. We often observe essentially correct descriptions of basic clements and patterns coupled with incom- plete or erroneous analysis of function, This theme emerged as a thread which continued throughout our work and eventually led to a breakthrough wit
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“sioanmaintinnsictPPEOVEd FOr Release 2001/03/26 : CIACRDE 96 0078 AB000200080008- ARS BARE ean Soo ata oe i ce ea FIGURE 2 SUBJECT HAMMID DRAWING, DESCRIBED AS “SOME KIND OF DIAGONAL TROUGH UP IN THE AIR” Pat Price, the first subject in our formal series of experiments, who felt that he used his remote viewing ability in his everyday life, In working with an inexperienced subject, we must take into account the fact that many people are influenced to a large degree by their environment and by public scrutiny when it comes to activities generally considered to be impos- Sible, A reluctance to c
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Shige the site, used here for illustrative purposos only; rather, thoy proceeded to each of the tar- get locations according to a list, As in the original scries with Price, the results of this nince-cxperiment series were sub- mitted for independent judging on a blind basis by an SRI research analyst not otherwise asso- ciated with the rescarch, According to the judging procedure previously outlined in the section, "Judging of Results," the judge ranked each target location on a scale of 1 to 9 (best to worst match) on the basis of the narratives _and drawings submitted by the subject. The su
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Abdo mol. MW te aD ni i Pati Ae eS eee er cg Sey i Reaaneso as _— FIGURE 3 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, pace as ail sae Ta a) Lande (Reaper rue wot! te Sa ae | ft ree 7 -—_ _ Approved F For, .Releaser2001/03/26 : CIA- RDP96- 00787RD00200080008- 6 A eR RE ned et be Balla loeb CEE tucettenauiaas 1. Steed 5 i wae de os, i ee Warn A ite . SA-53 INNER QUADRANGLE — TARGET; SKETCHES PRODUCED BY SUBJECT INEXPERIENCED AT REMOTE VIEWING obtained with the last two visitors who agreed to act as subjects provide specific examples, The first was an electrical engineer who was interested in evaluating our work, We e
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the experimental aspects of the remote viowing channel, The target chosen by random protocol was White Plaza at Stanford University, the second time in four years that this particular site came up for cxperimental use, The subject gave an excellent description of the plaza and the surrounding buildings and produced the drawing shown in Figure 4, In addition, he also cor- rectly described the motion of the outbound ex- perimenter who circled the fountain in a clock- wise direction as shown in the subject's drawing, The results obtained with these two men are not isolated examples selected from 

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