Harold E. Puthoff

“He is a physicist, an engineer, and a man of deep mystery when it comes to some of America’s most sensitive and controversial projects.”

“For over fifty years, he worked as the chief scientist on highly classified projects for the government.”

“Hal earned his PhD from Stanford University in 1967.”

“His professional background spans decades of research at General Electric, Sperry, the NSA, Stanford University, and SRI International”

“he has served almost every government entity (for example, the Department of Defense and agencies within the intelligence community, such as the NSA) as a senior scientific advisor.”

“He published numerous papers on quantum physics, lasers, and space propulsion”

“had patents issued in the laser, energy, and communications fields, which I suggest reading.”

“In various past capacities, he had regularly reported directly to the White House and the director of the CIA.”

“said Harold E. Puthoff, an engineer who has conducted research on extrasensory perception for the C.I.A. and later worked as a contractor for the program.”

“The program, pioneered at Stanford University in the late 1960s, was led by none other than Hal Puthoff”

“Hal had been a Stanford University researcher and an employee of the NSA when he and his colleague Russell Targ were approached by the CIA and told that Russia had a remote-viewing program.”

“The last time Hal had made this much progress on a program was during his time managing the CIA’s Stargate program.”

“These accomplishments were and are directly attributable to Dr. Hal Puthoff and Mr. Russell Targ in the early years, 1972 through 1986”

“Historically this is the baseline protocol that brought notoriety to remote viewing following publication in the IEEE by Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ in 1976.”

“Stargate became so successful, Hal reported directly to the director of the CIA and the White House on a regular basis.”

“The development at SRI of a successful experimental procedure to elicit this capability has evolved to the point where persons such as visiting government scientists and contract monitors, with no previous exposure to such concepts, have learned to perform well”

“most of the people Hal and Russell worked with were the ones who: A: Displayed some degree of talent from the outset.”

“B: Voluntarily chose to continue involvement out of a strong personal interest in the subject (which is obviously a form of self-selection).”

“He soon began to work with Dr. Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ, two of the leading researchers in the field of parapsychology.”

“So Hal came and said, you're the first to find a ring around Jupiter. I said, I am.”

“In 1973 Pat Price, one of the “stars” of the Stanford Research Institute’s (SRI) genesis RV program, gave an unsolicited package to Hal Puthoff, one of the key scientists running the SRI project. It contained Price’s remote viewing notes of four “UFO bases” on Earth.”

“In a 1997 paper, Hal Puthoff commented about 'possible UFO artifact' samples recovered from a Brazilian UAP – the so-called Ubatuba object, which reportedly ejected pure magnesium metal fragments as it flew over Ubatuba in San Paulo province in Brazil in two separate incidents in 1954 and 1957.”

“'Laboratory analysis of the samples found the magnesium to be not only of exceptional purity, and anomalous in its trace composition of other elements, but 6.7% denser than ordinary pure magnesium, a figure well beyond the experimental error of the measurement,' Puthoff wrote in the same 1997 book review.”

“'Since the only isotope separation on a significant scale in terrestrial manufacture is that of uranium, such a result must be considered at least anomalous, and possibly as evidence for extra-terrestrial manufacture,' Puthoff wrote in 1997.”

“'Nowhere could we find any evidence that anybody ever made one of these. When we talked to people in the materials field who should know, they said we don't know why anybody would want to make anything like this.'”

“A letter from Dr Hal Puthoff (formerly with TTSA) to Linda Moulton Howe in 2012, revealed by journalist M.J. Banias on Motherboard, admitted that tests he did back then on the Art's Parts samples 'did not yield an interesting/anomalous outcome in the tests involving the application of various fields'.”

“But then Puthoff later told a Las Vegas conference in 2018 that the bismuth/magnesium samples 'turn out to be an excellent microscopic waveguide for very high frequency electromagnetic radiation terahertz frequencies'.”

“There was a disclosure notice by TTSA to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) revealing that in 2019 Tom DeLonge sold the same six 'Art's Parts' samples to his company for $35,000 and that Hal Puthoff would be analysing them for TTSA.”

“An earlier 2018 disclosure TTSA made to the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that TTSA has already retained Hal Puthoff's EarthTech International Inc. to prepare plans on materials analysis and beamed energy propulsion launch systems”

“Hal Puthoff worked for the NSA and CIA.”

“Mr. Elizondo has now joined Mr. Puthoff and another former Defense Department official, Christopher K. Mellon, who was a deputy assistant secretary of defense for intelligence, in a new commercial venture called To the Stars Academy of Arts and Science.”

“They are speaking publicly about their efforts as their venture aims to raise money for research into U.F.O.s.”

“There was also the third co-founder of TTSA, Dr Hal Puthoff, a theoretical physicist”

“Is it also just a coincidence that Dr Hal Puthoff, one of those who led the campaign through To The Stars Academy (TTSA) to get the US government to open up on what it knows about UAPs, is the boffin who the US Navy quotes in support of a faster-than-light spacecraft?”

“the people who went ahead and setting up to the STARS Academy, I mean, did involve Chris Mellon, involved Lou Elizondo, Jim Simivan, Steve Justice from, you know, So anyway, and me.”

“but also, a week later, Dr Hal Puthoff's resignation as a director.”

“As a result, Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, one of TTSA's board members, has transitioned from his role as a director to serve on the company's scientific advisory board'.”

“I have no problem asserting that as an AAWSAP [Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program]/AATIP Contractor & Senior Advisor I continued to attend meetings, provide briefings, gain access to videos, provide Proposed Program Plans, meet with staff, etc., all under the aegis of Elizondo’s leadership and responsibility for maintaining continuity of the Program effort and goals until he resigned.”

“He was the program’s chief scientist.”

“Even before I’d come aboard, Hal conceived and commissioned fascinating studies for AAWSAP/AATIP, including invisibility cloaking, traversable wormholes and stargates, antigravity, brain/machine interfaces, and warp drives.”

“I commissioned, I think it was 36 papers from leading experts all over the world. asking them, saying, I was just doing a survey for Bigelow Aerospace. Where will your area of expertise be by the year 2050? I didn't tell them it had anything to do with, quote, ETs or UAPs or whatever.”

“they were all put up on a classified website, JWICS website.”

“But by now, most of those papers have been released through FOIA, so there's a lot of good data in there.”

“Well, basically, AAWSAP was the program to actually try to get the answers, although it was at a classified level.”

“So, AAWSAP and what we did starting in 2008 was completely separate from the legacy program.”

“the AAWSAP program was started by Senator Harry Reid and a couple of other senators.”

“AATIP actually had been a nickname for AAWSAP, you know, along the way, but it was not itself an independent program.”

“So, no, AATIP was not actually funded.”

““Well… it all goes back to Roswell in 1947.” ... “You mean to tell me that a UAP actually crashed and we covered it up?” “That’s exactly what happened,” he replied.”

“Hal went on to tell me something else that truly blew my mind. Four deceased nonhuman bodies were in fact recovered from the 1947 Roswell crash.”

“Hal had in his possession material allegedly recovered from the Roswell crash.”

“they certainly had access”

“there are certain people who their job is to make sure that the Deep Legacy program doesn't get exposed or doesn't come to light. / Unelected individuals, yes. They're security type people.”

“The program got shut down, actually, I don't quite remember the date, because no progress had been made. Because they couldn't get materials in front of scientists who could do a good job of evaluating them. So it died, more or less.”

“Yeah, the legacy program didn't get shut down. I'm just saying- / The attempt to make progress via AAWSAP.”

“you know, Eric Davis worked for me”

“probably by the recipient of the memorandum, Dr Hal Puthoff, who was Dr Eric Davis’s boss at the time”

“I would be willing to assist you and Hal with your ongoing research into UFO crash retrievals and the entities within the government (or outside of it) that are involved in that business, with the following caveats.”

“First, there must be absolutely NO mention or association of my name with your work or investigation. I have absolutely nothing to gain from such association at this time, and possibly much to lose.”

“Asked about the Admiral Wilson memo at an Arlington Institute address in February 2020, he responded, ‘That is a question about the Wilson documents. They probably got leaked on the internet. *And Wilson was one of the joint chiefs of staff interviewed by my senior scientist colleague Eric Davis*. Since it discusses potentially ongoing programs, I have no comment.’”