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AN EXPERU1El\"TAL PSYCHIC PROBE
Harold Sherman
Ingo Swann
April 27. 1973
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TilE SHEKMA~-S\'i.\NS }:SYCIUC PIWUE or THE p:.;xrT Jt;PITER
tempt to carry fo:-ward the poss:1Ll(: \,erity of th~ psychic n~turE.- of men, 1t was decided to holei a psychic prahl: of the planet Jupiter. As ",'ilh
any experiment. the n4,'c('ss:l ty (If feedback potential mast characterize
any experimental wr"rk undertal~CII ,,'ith the psychical nature of men. "'hile the probing by olher than phy:dcal means of a far distant pl:lnet seems oxtraordinary, 1t was noted thot thE.- Jupiter by-pass NASA space module
Pioneer 10 was on i U way I and hopefully wi 11 relay back data as yet not known to science. Based on this situation, it was decided to probe psychically the
planet Jupiter. In ~he evening of April 27. 1973, therefore, Mr. Sherman arranged to begill tis probe at 8:00 p.m. Central Standard time, and Mr. S"'ann,
cllrrently un the WE.-st Coast at 6:00 p.m. Pacific Standard tim~.
The psychic probes thus took place slmultaneously. After on~-ha)f hour, Mr. Sherman was reached by telephone by Mr. Swann, and their results cODlpared. Certain salient points of the obvious similarities between the results of both men follow. The actual responses of both men were recorded and are attached as annex A (Mr. Sherman's response) and annex B (Mr. Swannls response.) Neither Mr. Sherman nor Mr. Swann claim validity for their results,
since to do so would be beside any ~cientif1c pOint. What verification might came from Pioneer 10 remains to be seen.
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SIMILARITIES
Sherman Swann
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..• gases. i;1\'ing off II gola("n ... th~re ar~ crYFtals. they
glow and cr)'stal-1ik~ d131!Ionj g11 ltt.·r. MaybE' tb;:o :>tripeb sparkles. are l1ke ballds of cr)·sta!s ...
. . . givinG' off 11 gol den gl ., ...... •. dislinctly YE'llow .••
It 1S a gaseous ~ASS 01 myriad Inside those cloud iayers •... colors - yellow. red, ultra- they look beautiful from the v101et. some greens - like a outside, from thE' inside they giant fireworks dlsplay. look like roiliog gas clouds -
eeri~ yellow light - rainbows.
The enurr.iC'US cloud cover ... Then I came through the cloud
The enormous cloud covel' must The atmosphere of Jupiter is be miles de-ep. very thick.
2. Surface:
.•• a reddish-brown formation .•• the horizon looks oranglsh or extending in a curved line as rose-colored ..• the whole thing far as my m1nd's eye can see. seems enormously flat.
There appear to be huge ,"olcanic There is an enormous mouotain peaks. great cones rising same range about 31,000 feet high .•• .I miles .•. those mountains are huge. I
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3. Other surf8~e characteristics:
•.• ice crystalF ..• I am wonder- - ~&n~ ~f cry~tals .•. klnd of ing if t.hey are- not icy cold. bluish. It's colder here .••
.•• swirling VOl·ticel' of in- I sec something that looks like creas1ng velocity ... a tornado .
.•• powerful magnet1c forces .•. I seem to be stuck, not moving.
..• winds of terrific velocity ... Tremelldous "·inds ...
There must be water. I feel that there is liquid somewhere .•. liquid, like water.
The atmos~here seems unusually In the atmospher~ are crystals ••• dense on some levels and ex- they'll reflect radio probes ....
tremely rarif1L~ on others. another layer farther down like our clouds.
l'either Sherman nor Swann said an)'thing that contradicts the other. but both save certain individual 1~ress10ns:
1. Collision of Pioneer 10 with the 1. Describes an extremely large hydro- largest of Jupiter's mOODS unless this gen mantle 80,000 to 120,000 mlles course is ultimately altered. out from plaDet's surface.
2. Some 17 moons, some undiscovered. 2. Deflection of radio waves.
3. Comments OD moon formation. 3. Smooth large saDd crystals on planet's surface which slide beDeath the wind.
4. Describes a huge red ~ass moving 4. Thermal inversiOns. , across the face of Jupiter, fram right to left, followed by a darker cloud of illllense size.
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9 - Ha~ld Sherman I I - Ingo Swann P - Ral Putboff StlEItMAN-Sl'iANN Jl"PITER TOliCniJU"'~ PitOL"f" April 27, 1973
'JT.LE?IIOlll"E CONVEIUiAT rON
H How."'d you make out'~
I Well, I don I t know. Ilow'd you make out?
H I wrote about three pllg(:Eo II!; [::I.st OS I could lI!r'rite. What is contained in it, ~! Lou~se. you'll have to check.
I Let me introduc. you fir~t before we start ~ Dr. Puthoff and Russell Targ. Why don't you say h~llo to them.
H Hello. Russell T.. rg ::md Dr. Puthoff. I'm very glad to meet you both over the phonE. I'~~ h~ard so much about both of you. I ~ish we could meet in person. P Thanks very much. We're enjoying doing this experiment and it's nice to be talking to you on the phone.
D How do you want this material transmitted? Do you bave a recorder and can you hear? P Yes. welre videotaping Ingu's conversation with you and we have a tape recorder gOing. so you two can just talk over wbat you saw and the whole tbing will get recorded. So I'll give you back to Ingo. then. H Yes, that's fine. I Why don't you go first? H All right. will you be hearing what I'm reading at the same time you are recording?
I Right. H I have wr1tten, "It is now 8 pm Central Standard T1me and I am s1tting in ~ speclal concentration room in tbe little house wbere Ingo Swann stayed wheD he visited us some weeks ago. As I prepare to direct my consciousness to tbe attempted probe of Jupiter, its occurrences and conditions relative thereto, I am immediately and associately sucked into total contact witb a speeding space module Pioneer 10 and I can clearly see that it is at present traveling on a definite collisiao course with one d the largest Jupiter moons, and unless this course is ultimately altered, it will most cert.iDly crasb into it and end this investigative journey. Now I am carried ahead of it and am approaching the Jupiter moon itself. It seems larear thaD earth - a great shiny revolving ball surrounded by gigantic swirl of g ••ses, ~iving off a golden glow and crystal-like diamond sparkles and unbolievable inner sight. I am still some distance from Jupiter which I can see to the right of this moon, far, far away, a million - I can't tell - perhaps more. Anyway, a great many miles distant. And with an almost eye-blinding bri111ence that is radiating. I'm sure that physical eyesight could not stand what I am perceiving inwardly. I seem to be a
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everything around me. I am able to S(,.," in aJ 1 directions as I mentally look around. It is as though I am looKing through a scope seeing all this in minature and suddenly magnitled Into a normal size. The s~nsation comes and goes. These visions are inside me, then outside. There is a yellow cast to space and seeming dark objects show through it. Can they be other moons of constrasting colors or densities? The impr~ssions come to me that there are 17, some yet undiscovered by earth SCientists, much closer to Jupiter. and the feeling also comes that some of them have been and are being spavo'J1ed by the convulsive, volcc.nic action in the interior of the gaseos Baaases of Jupiter spun off intu space 1n newly forming vn",ti,.po; ,."h1~h Clt~"'t !' !''?'~"·''h'tio!! of th'!'ir o'~:r. ::lth1!!'!r..: ir..~o:!cei\':lble gaseous for~e5 and electronlc particles to them which adhere to these ncwly createll masses and ultimately 501idif)" in the new moons. The feeling also comes that the sun or1ginally, an unthinkably huge gaseous I18.SS, 1n a mighty explosion 1-hrew off vast gaseous balls which began the planets we recognize today, 1ncludlng Jupiter, all ultimately Dchieving a gravitational balance in time and place;and in the process of gath~ring their own forces, these gaseous ba.llH exploded in themselves and cast off parsof themselves in the forms of moons and satellites, holding to them as parents hold their children. their umbilical cords the Mkgnetic attraction between them. I'm tired tonight ••••• exhausting experience I am now being shown mabY asteroids or very dark planets between Mars and Jupiter, some with life forms lesser or equivalent to ours. I am giveD the feeling that where there are great gaseous areas. swirling vortices of increasing velocity, that these are new worlds in formation and that aD intelligence or directing force inconceivable to us is behind this incessant act ot creation. Sa." I sudd~nly see projected to a point where I feel I call see Jupiter itse1!, a spectacle beyond description. It looks like it is bulged in the middle of its gig&ntic ball-like shape. It is a gaseous mass of myriad colors - yellow, red, ultraviolet, some greens - like D giant fireworks display. There must be many chemical elements involved beyond my understanding. ~ huge red mass is moving across the face of Jupiter from right to left, followed by a darker cloud of immense size. It is aD elQngation that stretches for miles and miles - a swirling m_ss as though generated and added to by eruptive magne~ic and gaseous forces coming from the interion of Jupiter which seems more liquid or vaporous than solid. Strange, I can see ice crystals. They are shimmering like trillions of silver needles, and I am .~ndering if they are not icy cold. Tbey seem to be near the surface. I wish I could see through the enormous cloud cover whicb must be miles deep. It billows "and leaps wi ttl a changing vivid yellow and red and green incandescence, as though reflecting great _ ..netic fires from some source. Now I suddenly seem to see through aDd catch light of a reddish-brown formation extending in a curved line aa far as my mind's eye can see. Can it be Jupiter's earth crust? It looks almost metallic - molten and sparks red-hot - great vapors seething through. It gives me a dizzy sensation to look at it. I wonder if Ingo i. getting anything like this or what form hi. impressions are taking. I don't know how close Pioneer 10 is going to come to Jupiter 1D its bypass, but it looks like it will encounter powerful magnetiC forces,windA of terrific velocity and gaseous masses of possible poisonous
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aDd damaging nature. The atmospllE:·r~ s,eemt "i:iI.&sual ... :." dense on somo levels lind extremely rrariUed on others. There appear to be huge volcanic puaks. great conesris~ some reiles in aren and neap frozen looking crystal-covered v&lleys. There must be 'Water. Probably lI".ostly in srJUC1ifiec.l or vape,rized forre. I don't get any senlliation 0:[ heat (,r cold arid I don't hear what I see. It's like a silent movie, but I feel that I am seeing LInd feeling dl"eply and it is &weF-OIDe. I suddenly feel tired, so:newhc.t sapped c.=f t-nergy. I am consC'ious of my bOOy. 1 notice the baek 0:[ my hand.; are briG"ht r\"d and flushed wi til blood. I have not observed th!s reactl.(.'D be~o:"e. J have.- tel collect my senses. I have D strong bea,,,)· sensation like ,'aking up 1rom a sleep witt. a far-away feeHng • .1...... _ ft ... "I 1 .. Oft... w_ ..hnft~. I' ...... ~ ...... 1t'I _ .. p •• _ ......
I That's marvelous. Now, (Ingo relates from his notes: see attached.)
H That's remarkable. We've got som~ similarities, dco't you think?
I I'd say we have some identicals in there, at least.
B Quite remarkable. in fact.
H That's the impression I got.
1 Yes, yes, indeed. B Row, 'Were you reading me what you had recorded? -- I Well, Hal was taking notes, and he took those dot.'D as I was try1ng to describe •••
B Because that was so beautifully recited that I just hope that you had a record exactly as you spoke 1t.
I Well, we have that sort of •••• l think we have to shape It up just a little bit.
J Bow you're ver,y tried, Dren't you?
H Ob, that ••• no. I made a statement prior to this as to the method I used. J don't know whether you'd like to have me dictate that short statement or not. I Yes, go ahead.
B Are you ready to take it?
I Yes, it's being recorded and we'll have them typed up.
B "I '"Quld 11ke to state before starting this test that while I've alway. be interested in the cosmos and man's relationship to 1t, I never had occaaion to study astronomy nor am I versed in physics or chemistry and
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tbe only genero I illfonDa tion I Iu;. ve Ilbvu;, ..... 'iter ib l.ha t 1 t 1s the largest planet and it has SUPIJCUH.:diy li mOOJl~ or satellites and ls perbaps one of thr. most brilliant of heavenly bodies. This ln i tseU may b(: suggestive, but r ha\"e found that the less I cClnscuusly knm.. · about a locality or per8~n, the more cer'tain 1 am of the validity or accuracy of any impre&::i(lns that may come to me. Whether 1 will recelve impressions in the atten1llted mental probe of Jupi ter in the form of visual imag~s or perceptual feelings or both, I cannot say of the test. but I will record in writing as ~arly as J can convert into words the thlngs to caae through, if anything. ~'Y method is slmply to make mrself un-selfconsclous of my physical surroundlngs. to fix my conscious mind's attention on the objective, at whatever seemIng distance, and let myself wonder what exists at that point. I have found ~hat wonder is the key word for me. It frees my imaginDtion from trying to guess or ..broider whatever impressions I may be receiving so long as I can maintain this fixation of atten'tion. APPal"ently· sOlle facul t)· of mind makes contact instan~ly unlimited by time or space with the area it is directed to concentl"ate upon. Ii it were possible ~ hold the mind's attention on the locale or person once contact is made for more than the split second of initial contact. then a state of awareness could be retained long enough to bring back roliable data of what may exist at that point, even including the reactionary feelings engendered in the sensitive during the contactu~l experience. Who knows if the science fiction writers who have been imaginatively creative as they think. Fantestic ideas of other planets and civilizations. past, present or future, .y instead hnve been psychically tuning in on actual condItions frau ... some higher source or sources, coloring them somewhat wlth their own creativity. but basically producing facts often later substantiated by scientific discoveries 01' b)· actual earth developments. This is an area of mind well worth ex~ensive study and experimentation.
I Well. I think we're on our wa~'.
H What do Dr. Puthoff Bnd Mr. Targ think of this?
I The,r're very pleased. they say. since we both got aimilarities.
B Can you have copies made and ref1ne this a little bit and send it to me?
I Yes. Russell just said that there are remarkable similarities b.twe.n the two narra tions •
H Thank Russell - Now that we've both higher obj.ctive•••• I·. doinc some evaluating wh1ch I always do after an impression is received. "I was quite thrilled. all 1 hope you were. to discover that we do have SOlIe amazing similariti.s.
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B Well, it seems to have a po1ntc.-l: ...... ":('.' and. SOlDt: k.:.nd of' a ••• as nearly as I could see it ••• it lool;ed lii.. !:'_, .~t. an enlarged bullet, with a head to 1t. That's about .••• with S..J:i.l· t' :.runge little &ide th~ngs ••• things on the s1de ••• not "'inS& but little:: bit blunt 1n si:z.e ••• 1 mcon not as elongatee! as my ':'I:Ii.. gi~tion would lik~ t.o make 1t ••••• 3S near as 1 can describe whot I seem to see.
1 Yiell, I th1nk we luca t~d the cryS1.als and the boiling cl(.uds. and although 1 didrl't p::&rtlcularly SE:e 0 "oleanu, I saw a chain of mount.ains which ,,'ere .::uu ...... lUua.
H Do you describe them as peaks?
I Oh, yes.
H Then you ie·It that tht.'re "'as water on ttle planet.
1 Liquid of :.ome 501't. I'm not qui te sure tha tit was seen as wa ter. or H I didn't say it was water, I said solidified/vaporized but DOt water. I tell you, more similarities will show up as you have a chance t.o study these.
I What 1 propose 1s that you're tired tonight and I'm a little tired too.
I ILLEGIB H After all, it was quite a journey. LI______-----"I I Quite a journey. It was a little st.renuous, to be honest. I felt that for the first time. "''hat 1 propose is wby don't we get in touch .. tter you get back :from Toledo, OhiO, and maybe ,,'e can take it a step further. Maybe we can go have another lool~ togethE:r, or something llke that.
H I think that I find that the impressions I received i. very refreshing aDd very challenging, but a rerun of' something that is definitely the same, then the imacination has certain already ex1sts in mind. To attempt to build upon 1t, I don't know how successful we'd be 1n furtberins this. We might try something else.
10K. We could try Mars. I agree with you. I WOUldn't 1ns1st on taking the immed1a~e response and that's the tone.
H Well. InGo, it's been a thrill to work with you and I do hope it has same significance.
I Well, we'll get it all written up and get 1t in the right places and Bee what happens.
B I'm leaving Sunday tor Little Rock and then I will be flying to Toledo for my lecture on Tuesday. I'll be at my own office on lIoDday. You haw IDY phoDe number,don't you?
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I Yes, I do. And then Y'.I: o u:lck in Mount-aln \'lev: &. •• II1II ••••
H 1111 be back late (On· 'ling unuFual comes up, then you Ca.
I All right. Well; :~_. .~. :. ... n.·ction of Mars. then.
H My bC'Ft regardt- .. '-. I~ltbof! •
1 They say tl"lunl. )"ou ~o.I·J •.• IJt.oC c.• ,,-.d. nigh t
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SWANN-SHERMAN JUP l'rER TOUCIIDOWN PROBE April 27, 1973
Experinlen t 46 Z Rxterior to space and timp Q Aberrated theta pt I InnC\" 2 No big &harp noises for the next 1/2 hour please. 6:0.:J:25 (3 seconds fast) 'rherE"' to " planL:t ...·i til stripes. 6:04:13 I hope it's Jupiter. I think th:! tit mUl:5t hove :10 cX'u'E"mei)' largl" hydrogen mantle. If a space probe made contact with thnt, it would be maybe 80,000 - 120,000 miles out from the planet surface. 6:06 So I'm approaching it on the tangent where I Ckn see it's a half moon, in other words hal! lit half dark. If 1 move around to the lit side it's distinctly yellow toward the right. (Hal - '~ich direction you had to move?) 6:06:20 \'ery high in the atmosphere there are crystals, they gUtter, maybe the stripes ar~ like bands of cr)'stals, maybe like rings of Saturn, though not far uu t like thu t, vor)' close wi thin the a t:nosphere. (Unintelligible selltenc~,) I bot you they'll re!l~ct radio probes. Is that possible if you hed a cloud of crystals that were 6ssaulted by different rad:lo waves? Uld - That's right.) 6:08:00 Now I'll go down through. It feels really good there (laugh). I said that before, didn't I? Inside those cloud layers, those crystal layers, they look beautiful from the outside, from the inside they look like roiling gas clouds - eerie yellow light, rainbows. 6:10:20 IgK the impression, though 1 don't see, that it's liquid. 6:10:55 Then I came throUGh the cloud cover, the surface it looks like saDd dunes. 1'hey're made of very large grade crystals so they slide. Tremendous winds sort of like maybe the prevailing winds of earth but very close to the surface of Jupiter. I From that view the horizon looks orangish or, rose-colored but overhead it's kinda greenish-yollow. 6:12:35 If I look to the right there is an enormous mountain range, ______---=-A--.:!p::..r:p~ro=__v=--=e:...:::d~F~or Release 2008/04/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R0001 0004001 0-3 Approved For Release 2008/04/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R0001 0004001 0-3 6:13:18 If I'm giving D d~scription of where I've gone and am, it would be app~lmately where Alaska is if the sun were directly ov~rhead which it Is. Tbe sun looks like it has a ~reen corona, scems smaller to me (Hal - what color is the ~UD?) ~bite. 6: 14 :45 I feel th3t there'K liquid Bomewhere, ':'hose J:lour. tD ins ar"" very huge bn t they still dC'D I t poke up through the cl")'sl.ai clouCi cuvel". 1'ou knc"w I had a dream once something like this where the cloud cover was a great arc, sw('eps uvcr the entire heaven. Those J;rains ..·hich make tlla t sand orange are q\li te large. They have a pol1sht!d Ruriace and they look sOllE.'thing 11ke amber or like obEidian but they're yellodsh and not as hes,'Y. The dnd blows them, tbey slide klang. 6:16:31 If I turn, the whole thing seems enormously flat. I mean if I get the feeling that if D man stood on those sands I think he would sink iDto them (laugh); maybe that's where that liquid feeling comes· from. 6:18:10 1 see something that looks like a tornado. Is there a thermal inversion here? I bet thE:re is. I bet you that the surface of Jupiter ..,ill give a very high in!l'u'ed count (?), reading (?) (l1B1 - reading) aDaudible sent~ncc.) The heat itS held down. 6:!£t:55 I seer.· tel be stUC!oI.. nat mo,·ing. I'll move more to.. 'ards the equator. 1 get the iP.lprc~sjon th~t that must bE: a band of crystals similar to tht· outer On('II, kind of bluitih. They seem to bE.' sort of in orbit, perman~l1t orbi t d~JIII,"'Il thr(.ugh another layel· farther dov.'Il which are like (Iur clouds but moving fast. There's another area: liquid like water. Looks like 1t's got icebergs in it but they're not icebergs (laugh). 6:22:20 Tremendous ,,·lnd. It's colder here. maybe it's because there' s not a thermal inversion there. 6:23:25 1'm back. OK.· (llal - Very interesting.) The atmosphere of Jupiter is very thick. I me.D •••• (Ingo dr.ws) ••• Explanation of drawing: This is what appears to be a hydrogen mantle about 100.000 milles off the surface. Those here are bands of crystals, kind of elements. They're prett, close to the surface. I And beneath those are layers of clouds or wbat seem to be prevailing wiDris. -----...,...-- Approved For Release 2008/04/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R0001 0004001 0-3 ______Approved For Release 2008/04/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R0001 0004001 0-3 Benea"l h tha t if : ··:I,W was, well, it looked like · 1 . .. ,.".".' shift ing sands '" .Jr s I l.ppery gr~nu a tAd s".;.ufi. ~ ...... ~.. ;.~ .... .v A:10 Cli! in the ...:. ."."' ',.0 the E:!st was a very high Clounta'1n chain 30,000 fr." 100·... • ••• o1:f· .... arge !IIount:.ins. I feel th",se crystals will probably b, ..::Jt. ..· I·adl.., waves. They I rc that type. Gem:rally, that's ",11. -- _____~-_ Approved For Release 2008/04/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R0001 0004001 0-3 ------