Roswell: Crash at Corona
(AVAILABLE NOW!) Published by FARSIGHT PRESS on 20 February 2017
The UFO crash near Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947 is one of the most seminal moments in modern history. Claims and counter claims have rattled the debates since the beginning. Now, for the first time ever, three of the most talented remote viewers on the planet, all with track records in public scientific experiments in remote viewing, have come together to answer the question of what happened on that fateful day.
Working alone and under totally blind conditions, these remote viewers produce new eyewitness accounts of the crash, both from the inside and outside of the spacecraft. Then the remote viewers travel back in time to describe the origins of this craft, offering a deeper understanding of the beings who flew it, and who built it. And there is more, much more. This life-changing documentary has two parts that are combined into a single stunning three-hour cinematic experience.
The Farsight Institute is the leading venue for large public projects involving remote viewing as it is done using methodologies that are derived from those developed and used by the U.S. military for espionage purposes. But Farsight is civilian, and now we focus those methodologies on targets that reveal what has been hidden from so many for so long.
Here are explicit descriptions with riveting details of that tragic moment when two galactic civilizations collided in the New Mexico desert, all recorded live on video under strict, totally blind conditions. These deeply revealing remote-viewing eyewitness accounts will change how this event is portrayed in the history humanity's opening to the stars.
See the data with your own eyes and make up your own mind. Watch it closely.
Available NOW on Vimeo.
or you can purchase Part 1 and Part 2 separately as DVDs from Amazon.
Part 1: The Crash. Available NOW from Amazon.
Part 2: Origins. Available NOW from Amazon.
The Remote-Viewing Data
Blind Conditions for All Remote-Viewing Data: All remote viewing for this project (as with all projects conducted at The Farsight Institute) was conducted under totally blind conditions. The viewers were told nothing about the project or specific targets while they were conducting their remote-viewing sessions. They were only instructed by a non-leading email that there is a target, and that they should remote view it.
A Note About the Quality of the Remote Viewing for This Project: Dick Allgire, Daz Smith, and Aziz Brown have well-documented public track records with remote viewing, a great deal of which is available to see on the web site for The Farsight Institute in diverse projects, some of which span many years. The quality of the remote-viewing sessions for this project is absolutely stellar. These remote-viewing sessions are clear representations of the targets, both verbally and with unambiguous drawings.
The Remote-Viewing Targets for This Project:
Target #15a: The viewer will remote view the event at Corona, New Mexico, commonly referred to as the "Roswell UFO crash" that occurred in July of 1947. The viewer will perceive all aspects of the event, including the object involved in the event immediately prior to the incident that caused the crash (when it was still in good condition), the incident that caused the object to crash, the crash itself, as well as the immediate aftermath of the crash.
Target #15b: The viewer will remote view the object that crashed in Corona, New Mexico (commonly referred to as the Roswell UFO crash of July 1947) at the time when the object was located at its point of departure before leaving to enter the area over New Mexico where it ultimately crashed. The purpose of this target is to perceive the object in its pristine condition in the location where it originates prior to departing for the trip that resulted in the crash. The viewers should describe the location and its surrounding environment, as well as nearby subjects.
Note: The above target descriptions were given to the remote viewers only AFTER all remote viewers had competed and delivered all remote viewing (paper sessions and video) for this project.
