UAP Record

Person

Ingo Swann

no band civilian status · verified public figure

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Interview · source video

American Alchemy · 0:10:41

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American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensed
Interview · source video

American Alchemy · 0:10:41

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American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensed
Interview · source video

American Alchemy · 0:05:24

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American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensed

Swann (1933–2013) worked with Puthoff and Targ at SRI and later wrote Penetration (1998), describing a claimed covert remote viewing of the Moon. The corpus cites the book's Moon and 'Mr Axelrod' narrative.

Who

RoleArtist and psychic who helped develop coordinate remote viewing at SRI; author of Penetration
Sidecivilian
Statusverified public figure (does the person exist and hold the stated position — not whether their claims are true)

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Named in 3 uploads (automatic name matching, 17 mentions)

Sources on this record

  • 0:10:41 “I Saw a Mantis Alien In a Government Facility!” -Lyn Buchanan | EARLY RELEASE
    ead it and I thought, "This is a joke. The Army doesn't do psychic stuff." And, um, And that's how I got into the unit. Uh, they started teaching me the Ingo Swann method. And, um,

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