Category: Astronomy Protocol: CRV (with monitor) Coordinates: 301875 962548 655314 Number of viewers: 1 Number of sessions: 1 Date: 11/22/2017 Time: 7.05pm – 8.22pm Duration: 77 minutes Pages: 11 Recently, reports about an astronomical object that entered our solar system opened speculations. This “Oumuamua” named object is characterized by its
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Proxima Centauri b
After lots of private sessions with timelines, optimas and missing items (which is basically the essence of Remote Viewer’s everyday life), we can introduce you to another interesting mystery project here. For this we have viewed another exoplanet. After the Gliese 581 system has been visited by many viewers in
Continue readingA Short Trip To Saturn’s Moon Titan (Update)
Here is a update to Saturn’s moon Titan, this time again in a blind solo session. The article about the previous session can be found HERE. Category: Astronomy Protocol: CRV (Solo) Coordinates: 1872 6380 9566 6713 Number of viewers: 1 (Stefan Franke) Number of sessions: 1 Date: 2015/05/21 Time: 11.14am
Continue readingA Short Trip To Saturn’s Moon Titan
In addition to joint projects, I also irregularly work on a solo target pool, which I had created a long time ago. This contains a mix of practice and research targets. The target discussed here turned out to be an excursion with the Cassini-Huygens probe to Saturn’s moon Titan. Category:
Continue readingMeteor of Chelyabinsk
In this article I would like to present a session on the event known as ” Meteor of Chelyabinsk “, which was proposed as a target by moderator Tarek Al-Ubaidi in the run-up to the CROPfm program “Wahrnehmung, Interpretation und Glaube”. The intention was to explore two aspects: 1. Was
Continue readingGliese 581c
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
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Category: Astronomy Protocol: CRV (with monitor via Skype) Coordinates: 1524-3997 Number of viewers: 1 (Christian Rotz) Number of sessions: 1 Date: 02/02/2011 Time: 12.11pm to 12.32pm Duration: 21 minutes Pages: 5 This target was based on a color image of the landing probe of one of the russian Venera spacecrafts.
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