Project Interloper

Glossary

BEACON

Also written outbound experimenter, outbounder

A person at the target site who serves as the viewer's cue; in early SRI papers, the outbound experimenter. A 1982 SRI report compares beacon, coordinate and abstract targeting. STAR GATE's 1993 training procedures say training begins with beacon remote viewing, because the trainee can be taken to the site afterwards.

In the documents

  • Beacon targeting, in which the remote viewer has had personal contact with, or is given a photograph of an individual located at the target site at the time of viewing.

    CIA-RDP96-00789R003200200001-4, page 28 · View scan

  • In Beacon Remote Viewing, a designated person acts as a "beacon" and visits a selected site where he or she observes and concentrates on key target features.

    CIA-RDP96-00789R002800260001-3, page 15 · View scan

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