Category: Astronomy
Number of viewers: 2
Number of sessions: 2
Exoplanets are certainly one of the most popular remote viewing targets. Since you cannot expect close-ups of it in the foreseeable future (with current, official propulsion methods, a probe would need approx. 500 years to the nearest solar system), it is probably the only standardized method to take a closer look at these distant worlds. Out-of-body experiences also seem to be a possibility, but there it often fails due to targeting and navigation (and it is not available to everyone “at the push of a button”). Dozens of exoplanets are now known to lie in the habitable zone of their star. Habitale zone means that water is neither permanently frozen nor completely evaporated, and where biological life could exist as we know it so far.
Our first viewed exoplanet was Gliese 581c, which was the hottest candidate for habitability at the time. It is about 20.4 light years away from Earth and orbits the red dwarf star Gliese 581. The planet is estimated to be a little more than twice the size of the earth, and the surface gravity to be 2.2g (earth = 1.0g).
Artist’s impression of Gliese 581c (Source: Wikipedia)
Viewer # 1
Protocol: CRV (with monitor via Skype)
Coordinates: 5874 2939 5428 4987
Date: December 22, 2011
Time: 12:26 am to 1:31 am
Duration: 65 minutes
Pages: 8
The first session aimed (rather imprecisely) at describing the surface of the planet. At that time we weren’t that trained in moving instructions. The target formulation for the session was:
“Describe the area around the surface of the exoplanet whose human name is Gliese 581c!”
In stage 1 , two interesting impressions appeared. On the one hand, a movement was noticeable, which expressed itself in an associative way like a conveyor belt running past:
In later sessions on other planets (also known ones) it turned out that this symbolism appeared often in stage 1, and a perception of the planet’s own rotation or orbit seems to be. In the case of low data density, physical impressions should not be associated too literally, otherwise they will be used in technical systems. Another interesting impression was the fairly clear perception of the following structure:
It stood out from the surface and had the colors blue, white and black. The structure gave the impression of a huddled crystal or ice formation, which one could call a “crystal flower” or “crystal bulb” (as we know it from rock crystals). The AIs for stage 1 were “interesting” and “a bit artistic” .
Stage 2 brought some interesting basic data that indicated a rather dim, rough, stony-dusty and above all cold landscape. The cold was quite noticeable, but this could still be in the survivable range (we had not tried a special measurement). But it felt like it was probably below 0 ° C. Later came the AOL “ice cream”The dimness of the surroundings could be explained by the fact that the star Gliese 581 is a red dwarf. But of course you could have ended up on the night side if there was something interesting for the subconscious of the viewer. The stage 2 AIs were “dark” and “abandoned” .
In stage 3 and 4 then, in addition to aspects of the surface, some interesting structures seemed to emerge that artificially wigged. Of course, we took a closer look at the structures. The feeling now seemed more like in a closed space, which consisted of different, platform-like levels. Most noticeable was that something seemed to be hanging from the ceiling. This object looked technological and resembled an oversized triode or radio tube turned upside down. We examined it further in Stage 6 . It seemed to be dangling from the ceiling on chaotic harnesses:
The further impression was that a kind of thin energy or electron beam was emitted at the tip. However, this was more tangible than visible, and could therefore be invisible to the naked eye. The ITs for this were “aim” and “guide” . Related ITs in the environment seemed to be “sizzling” , “changing” and “keeping” . These related to any “beams” or “girders” (elongated parts) that were inserted somewhere down there and processed by this device. The whole thing now seemed like an industrial process.
Of course, the monitor now also allows people to be perceived if artificial structures are already suspected to appear on an exoplanet. 2-3 people were noticeable on site, who the EIs radiated “a little excited” , “tired” and “amused” . However, they didn’t seem to notice the viewer (which can be different in alien sessions). The monitor got a bit nervous anyway and only let the viewer describe roughly one of the people. In terms of appearance, “rather small” , “slim” and, strangely enough, “angular”as data. It felt as if the people had an almost square torso, or such angular clothing. The perceived height of the person was between 1.20m and 1.50m (this could be plausible in view of the suspected 2.2g gravity, if these beings are at home there). The gender was “female” , although the gender information (also for people) is often unreliable. The colors of the person were ultimately expressed in “light gray” and “white-greenish patterned”. It is unclear whether this refers to skin color or clothing (if any). The first, rather fleeting session on Gliese 581c ended there.
Summary: Some interesting aspects appeared to have been viewed. Unfortunately, the session was broken off when it got exciting, and the viewer / monitor was not yet familiar with the use of the stage 6 tools. The first impressions of the landscape and the triode-like device came most clearly. For the landscape, a summary sketch (including “crystal flower”) was created:
Particularly noteworthy are the rather flat-looking, low rock plateaus. This could also be an indication of the high gravity. On Mars, for example, there are also much higher geological structures than on Earth (see Mount Everest ~ 9km vs. Olympus Mons ~ 25km). In addition to the rather dim mood, the viewer also recognized something dark, ring-shaped in the sky. It is unclear whether this is a planetary ring, as the structure was barely noticeable. Overall, Gliese 581c looked to the viewer as a rough, cold, but somehow atmospheric environment.
Viewer # 2
Protocol: CRV (with monitor via Skype)
Coordinates: 4303 6461 2272 2617
Date: /2012-02-26
Time: 7:50 p.m. to 8:50 p.m.
Duration: 60 minutes
Pages: 7
The second session took place under the Target premise of describing the most interesting natural formation on the planet. On the one hand, it should be more targeted than the first target, and on the other hand it should work towards a possible verification, since with similar approaches by other taskers / viewers a certain structure on the planet was always viewed (a kind of conspicuous volcanic crater). Therefore the target formulation was now:
“Describe the most interesting, naturally formed formation on the exoplanet Gliese 581c!”
The first stages showed earthy colors and stony, but also soft surfaces. When it comes to smells, the AOL/S “Like chalk” is perhaps interesting. The temperatures were perceived as “muggy” and “pulling down”. In terms of dimensions, the target looked quite complex and graduated. There seemed to be some kind of depression to the right, and there were structures of some sort around. An interesting AI at the end of stage 2 was “I don’t belong there NOW” . In the following stage 3 the viewer now drew a complex environment that seemed to consist partly of natural landscape and partly of artificial structures:
Particularly noticeable here was a kind of frame, which was built into the recess on the right side, while there was a kind of cliff or overhang on the left. Furthermore, something was noticed above the target, which looked like dense, pressing clouds to the viewer, and looked purple. After all, the viewer has already received impressions from people in the target environment.
The stage 4 now concretised in AIs as “construction site” and “New Feeling” . The EIs were “ coming from behind ” , “presenting something openly” and “demonstrating” . In the Ts the viewer noted “heavy thing below” and a “construct with feet”(as it was already indicated in the drawing in stage 3). We marked the latter for a further investigation in stage 6. The ITs finally reinforced the building site feeling: “Dismantle”, “lower”, “bring up”, “relocate”, “mill down” and “a lot of effort” . There we marked the attribute “bring up” for stage 6.
In stage 6 let’s take the most interesting, highlighted aspects from the target one after the other. But first there was a perception of people, since the EIs have been neglected so far and are of course one of the most interesting aspects on a foreign planet. The viewer perceived one person in the main focus (P1), and then another group of people standing further apart (G1), who watched the events around P1 rather passively.
P1 with face and activity in the target. The person looked blond with a green cast, very light skin color and obviously dirt on the face. In the area of the jaw something seemed to be attached that looked artificial and angular (respiratory mask?).
The group of people standing further away (G1) only watched passively what was happening around P1.
The events around P1 were described in terms of AI as “something went wrong” , “strained” and “panic and reason alternate” . Apparently the person was involved in a delicate situation. When we investigated this further, it looked as if the “construct with feet” from stages 3 and 4 was threatening to tip over, and P1 tried to hold on to it. That seemed a bit absurd, however, since the construct was much larger than the person. However, in the description of the “mental abilities” of P1 something came out that could sometimes be called psychokinetic ability.
Obviously P1 can “cut aisles” with his mind. We couldn’t find out straight away whether it helped her / him / it (gender could not be determined) to keep the large construct from falling over. Overall, P1 also acted like a kind of foreman, which would go with the EIs “presenting something openly” and “demonstrating” from stage 4. Now we took a detailed look at the group watching:
The appearance of the individual group members looked very different, almost as if they were different species. The EIs felt the viewer like an unjustifiable and smirking “We do not help P1 because he always leaves us!” . According to the motto “P1 thinks anyway, he can do better.” . Apparently P1 was the only person in the target with the described psi skills. The situation was not devoid of a certain sense of humor, not just from a G1 perspective.
Finally there was a detailed sketch of the (unmanageable) “construct with feet” :
The construction gave the impression of a derrick from which something spurted out above. Strangely enough, the ITs came up with “bring up” (still plausible), “roof over” and “show something” . Funny detail: P1 bottom left while holding the comparatively oversized tower. Poor, but self-confident, Gliesean foreman “guy” (if he comes from the Gliese 581 system and is not a guest worker) …
This was also the right time to “bring up” the IT from stage 4 to examine more closely, which was apparently directly related to the tower construct. When asked “What is being brought up?” , The viewer wrote: “The floor”, “Information”, “distribute / sow” . Some of it contradicts a simple derrick interpretation, or this “promotion” is about aspects that are beyond our technical understanding. Quite an interesting anchor point on which one could set up further detailed sessions. The session ended with the final AI “makes me nervous” and the AOL “mining” .
Summary: Here a location opened up, the rough descriptions of which are similar to the Vulkan sessions of other viewers. Mining and production impressions were also reported. A viewer even had similar EIs as in our session, but interpreted them more as a kind of arena environment with uncomfortable gladiator fights. He says, however, that he could have gotten wrong in AOLs. But this is not excluded in any session (not even in ours) if you cannot get hard feedback on a target. In the meantime, as a monitor, I would have multiple sessions including numerous movement exercises on the same target in order to increase the data density.
Overall summary: These two sessions are of course only a very shy and brief look at a strange world that would have to offer countless interesting details. It is well known that the viewer is mostly drawn to the aspects of a target that his subconscious finds most interesting. Locations on a foreign planet can be circled by exercise (or, in contrast, even entire solar systems “mapped”), but there, too, the scope is still gigantic and the choice of what you ultimately want to see is overwhelming. But do these sessions prove that there is intelligent life on Gliese 581c?
On the basis of the experience with apparently dead, known planets, where often no EIs appear, or those that only seem to come through the space probe present, and to which the EIs of the observing ground crew cling, one could make the rather clear perceptions of people (especially in the second session ) as an indication of intelligent life there. But since we cannot get any hard feedback on this planet (unless a sensational, faster-than-light drive system is announced soon), misinterpretations or AOL-chaining cannot be ruled out. Especially not with just two sessions with slightly different target formulations.
Our modest results may, however, encourage other viewers to take a closer look at this or other interesting exoplanets in order to develop even more clues. Even in the Gliese 581 system itself there are several planet candidates that could be worthwhile in terms of content. But a look into our own solar system is also exciting, as there are enough unsolved puzzles there (e.g. whether there are living oceans under the surface of icy moons such as Europe or Enceladus ). Also the asteroid Ceres or the small ex-planet Pluto one could take a closer look, because in 2015 (if the New Horizons-mission works) we will be able to marvel at close-up photographs for the first time and compare them with the session results.
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