SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - 8822

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R000600250005-4
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• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 26, 1998
• Sequence Number: 5
• Content Type: REPORT

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I. (E3/NF :/SK) In October 1908, and again from 4-5 ,: anuar?y 1989,
three remote viewers conducted c a total of s i x sessions to r?:r:)l 1. F c't:
intelligence information c:::c:rrrcerninto ca facility of int +r?e1rtw Site
was portrayed in an overhead photograph, and bordered in yellow
(TAB 1)..
2 (iii / NF/Sl?>: ) Source
Oil described a":l l ealr'?ge complex consisting of
numerous rectangular structures of various dimensions and
oriented in various directions with respect to one another.
Theme i:st.rt..tG::tures were i. nter?c:r:onrtec::t_ar::l Irac:ith conceptually, and o?ft ::n
literally (see Sketch I. at TAB B). It reminded the source of iii
large industrial complex that was entirely self-sufficient and
contained, with its own power supply, its own processing j and.
refining facilities to execute all stages in production from raw
material 1. c finished tangible end product (see Sketches '" and
at TAB I:1) . ;c:rt..tr?c::c::~ ft.,t:h're~r? described Yi large, object "made
.:: .. .: reflective, that round .,
up r of many angles, " pr L5smiati.c, tha::aL was hallow but
"with something inside" (see Sketch 4 at TAB B).
When asked to explore the nature a,tnG:!./or? purpose of this
complex, source reported the concepts of prodt~lctio n, fabrication,
precision
machining, and and final assembly tc:y produce Iii r?r end
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d ':1i "5 2 e:r rc1 j..
product. He further c:lw:sc:r-:i har?.:c:lt~I'~e.. "end rr~t:rduct:it as round aid
generally cylindrical in shape, though ti-il was "somewhat
mLas.LeaatI.r.ng s't since ,"the tauter
55G.lr"faarwF? is composed of many flat
angles, much like a mosaic." The t" object was "structurally
metallic," w:Lt.h a "thin skin or cuter shell of as c'c:rmpcasit or
other exotic maa't:.ear~:i.a:al" (see Sketch ?.a at TAB 8)> This object was
slowly turning or spinning in as
clockwise direction. 1?' P'r
"geometric panes" tk"rrt? ?rsc t~tr"r:::t:s described as being on the exterior
o this object were reported to be smooth, glossy, reflective,
shiny, silvery, and hard. The surfaces were required to be flat
and geometric because the material was not malleable or machinable-"it must be l::r e:. rn r::s sas 1 c.:: -.. r:+r: i to conform to as specific:
shape." There was also r "flaming blast" coming from n as nozzle-
like ,:t ? a. t
device associated with this object.
(S/1 41 "/E:31?:::) Source 0 18 originally r?cepo:art.r. d "aa group of
buildings built in an arc around aii r:ce::snt.:r"ail point. An i rrcI:i. v:i. rit..ras:I.
was accessed at this
location, through whom a st?1G.lr?r-F-s described a
possible grouping of long, low grey struct:L.lr~e s that had t:he sense
0f be:i. f g associated with "factory" or u p1 iiirit ." Subsequent
sessions produced concepts of i "very tall, 'indented front'
building that was thrrr'i located in relation to as road, hill, asncl'-
as distance away to the northeast--a power plant. Wept of t: he
building waa .as "huge complex of buildings," which was then
furthered perceived. The complex reportedly involved a "rather
large and old-appearing structure" to the west, while "the other
buildings appeared much smaller, and arranged in a tight.
pattern" 7-which pattern was di rupt:edl haphazardly by bui1dinr,s:
arranged in ot.her paatterrtrs Structures were
significantly :t e:rr?rger~
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than they were wide, and seemed about two stories tall. Inside
of one of the smaller structures was i:a "two-story high single
r?c::)nm, " which had "work spaces among stacks of materiel, as though
things are I::)rc::)t..ts"tI"t in, then the workers iiic:)vc? i::lnc:rnc the things to
do their work (as opposed to an exitsisssisi::errrb:t y line, where the
materials are brought to t.I?rr::r individual workplaces)."
Source reported no incidence of "end-products" per se.
There did occur "machining and tooling of partially or pr?t?+vi ot_tsly
formed 'pieces', but do not handle the raw materials." Chemicals
are involved, in "cir?y, p::)c,wde r?y form, which source "found to be
sticky soli c:isss, similar to solid rocket propellants,"
but these
were brought into the site in bulk ?4 t")r?m and used as part c:)?4F the
production process. Sour"(:"(ii! further reported an object formed
from pieces of iia large, r"caund "pipe"-shaped object, one ofwhich, when completed, seemed intended fc:rr connection with some
other" object (Sketch , TAB B). A loading dc:)ck was then
described, where objects of varying sizes were shipped an 't:r 6ccks.
Source reported the r..(: mpl E:ex 's most irrrpc:sr't.aarnt product as a "small,
shiny, metallic 'bum-frame like' unit (Sketch 7, .!"AB B)" with
possible circuit boards inside it. One of these circuit boards
had ra 1asr?(.JE:?, black, met