Remote Viewing Ingo Swann's Moon Target: Are We Being Observed?
Down the Rabbit Hole's July 2026 project sent four remote viewers back to a target most people only know from a book: Ingo Swann's 1975 Penetration coordinates on the far side of the Moon.
Swann, one of the founding figures of modern remote viewing, described artificial structures, tunnels, and humanoid activity there under controlled conditions, and returned to the same region in the late 1990s with even stranger findings involving telepathic contact.
For this project, four viewers worked entirely blind:
- No target cue beyond a project number
- No access to Swann's original sketches
- No visibility into each other's sessions
They were also asked to check the same coordinates in present-day 2026.
In this debrief, they finally compare notes for the first time, session by session, structure by structure. The overlaps between four people working in isolation are the reason this one is worth watching in full.
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