Space is Gorgeous... and complicated

It very well may. It does appear Ingo did Remote View, for a flesh and bones Axelrod, the Moon’s dark side and did see structures; presumably the basis of the "Space Race" to begin with? So what was the actual date he did this? He tells us in Penetration: the Moon was full, setting in the West, and was placed opposite the Sun. This would mean the Earth was in between the two, otherwise known as a lunar eclipse. That date in 1975, when the Moon was full, and a lunar eclipse was occurring, was May 25th, a Sunday, when very few people, if anyone at all, would have been say at SRI? In this session, Ingo records: "You mean—am I to assume this stuff is—not OURS! Not made on Earth?"

Wait about about these Moon RV sessions possibly being at SRI? Taking a pit stop for a moment, Ingo tells us in a roundabout way that this Axelrod is someone intimately familiar with the RV work at SRI. That is, Ingo indirectly reveals that Axelrod is well-versed in the RV process in two instances. First, he mentions starting the session with Axelrod pressing a button on a tape recorder. This seems like an odd choice for a technologically advanced and secretive group, especially since they have the ability to manipulate technology and travel through space. Later in the chapter, Ingo writes about Axelrod abruptly closing folders after the session ends. This detail also hints at SRI's involvement, as manila folders with coordinates were commonly used in their RV sessions. This suggests that there were two people present during the session - someone directing Ingo and another acting as his monitor. According to transcripts from other RV sessions, it was not uncommon to have two individuals present: one monitor and one representative from a sponsor or internal program.

But let's return to the topic of the Moon/Mars connection. Ingo was ready to dive into a discussion about the possibility of extraterrestrial life seeding on Earth from other interstellar planets, which is why his chapter about the Hollow Moon is abbreviated. He would have also mentioned structures on Mars and how they may be related to structures on the Moon, along with a theory about a Martian evacuation to Earth (which explains the missing and incomplete Mars chapter but its mention of the Giza Plateau in Egypt). The missing Mars chapter serves as evidence that this more thorough RV session, conducted with Sherman, was done to ensure that there would be no misrepresentations or misunderstandings. This session was scheduled to happen just two weeks later than this Moon psychic probing, on June 14th, right before NASA launched their Mars-bound Vikings. It was likely done so that any last-minute adjustments could be made regarding what to look for on Mars instead of the Moon.

Ingo claimed that a covert government agency was aware of the existence of artificial objects on the dark side of the Moon, although they lacked concrete evidence or a means to confirm it. These objects had allegedly been spotted by lunar orbiters and even some Apollo astronauts, according to certain sources.

Ingo says in this session he saw colored lights which moved, roads, and artificial structures such as domes, buildings, and arches.

Years later, one of Ingo's Army RV students, Paul Smith had a similar experience during his RV training at SRI. George Noory, host of paranormal-oriented talk show Coast to Coast AM, interviewed Smith on the show in relation to Noory's 2006 book Worker in the Light. It was during this interview Smith disclosed he had been given the same coordinates Ingo had on the Moon. Interestingly, not only had Smith drawn the same things as Ingo, but he had also shared his notes with then SRI director Dr. Hal Puthoff. 

What information we have on Ingo and his work to remote viewing hidden chambers at Giza can be found in his archives at the University of West Georgia; the sessions and his notes have also been reprinted in Issue 19 of eight martinis magazine. A copy of Issue 19 of the magazine can be downloaded here: http://www.eightmartinis.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/eight_martinis_issue19_nov2022_downloadversion2.pdf.

In 1973, Ingo and psi researcher Cleve Backster both spoke at an international conference in Prague about psychotronics. Afterwards, they traveled to Egypt's Giza Plateau, pretending to be tourists. Their goal was to search for any hidden structures beneath or around the Great Pyramid and Sphinx. They were joined by Peter Tompkins, a former OSS operative, as well as Charles Berlitz (grandson of the founder of the language school), who had connections that smoothed their path. Berlitz himself had served in Army intelligence for over ten years.

When they arrived at the Giza Plateau, they were not alone in their search for buried treasures. The Cosmic Ray Project, led by Luis Alvarez, was also conducting research there. Mark Lehner, a well-known Egyptian archaeologist today, claims he was studying abroad at the American University in Cairo in 1973 when he first became interested in finding Cayce's Hall of Records. However, he has also mentioned being there as part of his involvement with the Cayce Foundation in other interviews.

Alvarez, a Nobel Prize in Physics laureate, was a renowned experimental physicist, inventor, and professor. During World War II, he played a crucial role in the creation of microwave-centered radar and later worked on the Manhattan Project with Robert Oppenheimer at Los Alamos, contributing to the design of the "Fat Boy" plutonium bomb. His post-war research focused on particle accelerators and superconducting magnets. In 1965, he joined a US-Egyptian archaeological team on the Giza Plateau to use subatomic particles for density calculations in hopes of discovering hidden chambers under the pyramids. This project, known as the Berkeley Cosmic Ray Project, specifically centered around the Khafre Pyramid. Some speculate that Alvarez's involvement may have been linked to his alleged membership in a top-secret government group studying UFOs, Majic-12, as suggested by the authors of The Stargate Conspiracy.

For five years, the project continued without yielding any definitive information about what lay beneath the pyramids. However, one member of Alverez's team, Dr. Amr Goneid, noticed that their data was constantly scrambled in a way that could only happen if there was some external force at work, governing the laws of science. This only added to the intrigue surrounding subatomic physicist Alverez's involvement in the project. Despite his best efforts, Alverez's technology had reached its limit and a new approach was necessary. According to Dolphin's article "Geophysics And The Temple Mount," this realization occurred in 1973. (https://www.ldolphin.org/tempgeophy.html) Dolphin writes, one "Prof. Luis Alvarez of the Physics Department at the University of California Berkeley (LBL) contacted me to tell me about cosmic ray experiments he was conducting in the Second Pyramid (that of Chephren, or Khafre) at Giza in Egypt....He told me he was now looking for a new method which could view beneath the pyramids and also explore more complex pyramids such as that of Cheops, the grandfather of Chephren. Prof. Alvarez suggested to me and to my colleagues at SRI International that we should attempt to build a 'ground-penetrating radar' to explore the pyramids, and to search for hidden tombs at Sakhara and the Valley of the Kings. With the help of in-house SRI R&D funds we soon had assembled a crude radar system and tested it in an old coal mine at Mt. Diablo, east of San Francisco. We then obtained a small grant from the National Science Foundation, teamed up with scientists from Cairo's Ain Shams University, and enthusiastically went to work at Giza in the spring of 1974." 

In May of 1976, Ingo began a Remote Viewing venture at SRI that focused on the DMZ area between North and South Korea. This project was later referred to as the ARPA Tunnel Detection Technology Program, and was a joint effort under the direction of Dolphin. However, within SRI it was known as Project T. The project continued until June 1977, with reports of its success being circulated internally in May of 1977. At this point, Ingo became more heavily involved with SRI on a full-time basis. A selection of documents related to this project can be found in the CRV section of this website.

In a Project T session dated April 13, 1977, John Tanzi, Dolphin’s fellow SRI researcher on the project, is recorded as interacting with Ingo. Towards the end of their remote viewing session, Tanzi mentioned a report they had from a trip to Egypt in 1974/75 (as opposed to their recent visit). He recalled their attempt to find chambers in Chephren's pyramid but admitted that the experiment did not go as planned. However, he mentioned something intriguing about the pyramid's construction and how it raised questions for them. They wanted Ingo to "look into" this matter further. Perhaps this discovery about the pyramid's construction was related to the interference Alverez's team experienced. Tanzi also promised to share the report with Ingo for further investigation.

After years of searching the Plateau for hidden chambers, Dolphin found himself in 1978 at Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. (which was still actively seeking to unearth the locations of Atlantean records, particularly those under the Sphinx in Egypt). He went there to secure additional funds for his NSF grant to continue his expeditions in Egypt. In his own words, "In 1978, we received funding from ARE (Association for Research and Enlightenment) in Virginia Beach, VA. (They are affiliated with the Edgar Cayce Foundation). That year, Hugh Lynn Cayce joined us in Egypt as well. (We also had other sponsors and ongoing projects at the same time)."

In Ingo's archives are RV session notes from January 31, 1978, and February 2, 1978, of the Sphinx and pyramids on the Giza Plateau. They appear to be linked to Dolphin’s A.R.E./SRI/NSF funded program and include, as noted in Ingo's handwriting on one of his 1978 sketches, his notes and RV sketches from his onsite RV session done in 1973. In the 1978 sessions, Ingo identified tunnels and rooms under the pyramids as well under the Sphinx. After Ingo discovered some anomalies during the two sessions, they were confirmed by Dolphin's radar while on the Plateau. Drilling was then initiated to investigate these spaces more closely, and a borescope camera was lowered into the holes to examine what might be hidden in these underground anomalies.

But what is interesting about SRI's involvement in 1978 comes by way of a booklet entitled, The Edgar Cayce Foundation Egypt/Sphinx Project: A Special Report by Mark Lehner: 

"Not all of the anomalies detected at the Sphinx were drilled. Toward the end of the season, serious problems began to develop between the SRI team and the other major patron who contracted for the survey of the pyramids and who was, at the same time, the party handling the drilling operations. On the last day of SRI activity at the Sphinx, some kind of pronounced anomaly was detected using a different, more powerful, acoustic technique (immersion down-hole sounder). This anomaly was located inside the hollow masonry box attached to the Sphinx body just behind the south elbow, by soundings into the exposed bedrock floor at the base of the box. It was left unexamined by drilling and borescopic observation when the SRI project closed." And with that SRI packed its bags and left. The fact they did so after so much time and money seems a little off. Had something been found and confirmed?

In 1984, Ingo's next recorded collaboration with Dolphin took place as detailed in the Mars chapter. This occurred shortly after Dolphin established the "Independent Mars Project" at SRI. In order to remote view Mars, Ingo assembled a team of remote viewers for this project.