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In 1972, the Central Intelligence Agency initiated a secret program called Project Star Gate.  The USA’s top spies spent over 20 years working with the world’s top psychics.

The CIA recruited men and women claiming to have psychic abilities and the power of extrasensory perception (ESP) to help uncover military and domestic intelligence secrets.

In the covert realm of intelligence operations, truth often proves stranger than fiction. 

The operation was the collaboration between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Army, and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).

Over a span of more than two decades, from 1972 to 1995, these psychic warriors were engaged in a variety of missions. There top-secret work included locating hostages, remote viewing and predicting future events.

This project blurred boundaries between science and the supernatural. And according to all the records it was a great success.

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Psychic Warriors

Project Star Gate aimed to cultivate a group of "psychic warriors" to penetrate the veil of secrecy surrounding enemy installations, manipulate physical phenomena, and glimpse into the future. 

The program, shrouded in secrecy, operated initially within a California research lab before relocating to an Army base in Maryland. Through rigorous scientific scrutiny, these alleged psychic abilities underwent painstaking and diligent testing, with the government investing millions to validate their authenticity.

Project Star Gate 

In 2017, the CIA declassified some 12 million pages of records many of which are available on the Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room. These documents reveal previously unknown details about the program, which would eventually become known as Project Star Gate. 

 Remote viewing emerged as the cornerstone of psychic reconnaissance. It enabled operatives to see events in distant lands and look into sealed envelopes with what has been called "uncanny precision."

 Early experiments, including psychic message transmission and binary code replication, provided compelling evidence of its potential in intelligence gathering.

The psychic warriors were used in real operations. By 1983, the CIA had already conducted 700 missions involving psychics. According to the filed reports, their information was accurate 85 percent of the time.