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Was Life on Mars Discovered Decades Ago? The search for life on other planets has been ongoing for decades, and Mars seems like the best choice for a mass exodus. Countries that are major players in space exploration, such as the US, China, and India, are focusing on the Red Planet. Mankind dreams of settling on Mars within the next two to three decades. But could it be possible that we knew about life on Mars much earlier? A recently declassified CIA document has raised this question.
The May 22, 1984 document, titled Mars Exploration, reveals an unusual experiment using astral projection—a technique believed to allow a person’s consciousness to travel beyond the physical body. As per the document, an person was reportedly sent to Mars approx. one million years BCE through this method.
What Did The Experiment Uncover?
According to a CIA document, the experiment was part of Project Stargate, a classified US military program started in 1977 to investigate phenomena like telepathy, psychokinesis, and remote viewing. Participants used binaural beats and Hemi-Sync audio to enhance mental abilities and achieve altered states of consciousness.
Subject Reported Seeing:
The Controversial Project
During the time of the Cold War, the experiment was conducted at Maryland’s Fort Meade, named Project Stargate. This project uniquely harnessed unconventional methods to locate hostages, trail criminals, and gather vital information. Although this classified document became available to the public in 2017, it has recently come under the spotlight again, causing a surge of debate and conjecture on the internet. Such exhilarating revelations have instilled a renewed sense of curiosity in the enigmas of Mars and the potential existence of otherworldly life.
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