STAR GATE [Controlled Remote Viewing]

STAR GATE, Controlled Remote Viewing, hosted by the Federation of American Scientists, is the organization's own archive of declassified United States government documents on the Star Gate remote viewing program, the Cold War era military and intelligence effort to investigate whether trained individuals could perceive distant or hidden information. Its strength is that FAS hosts the actual declassified primary documents rather than a paraphrase of them, letting a reader check the program's own internal records, evaluations and eventual 1995 closure directly. Its limit is that a documentary archive presents government records themselves rather than independent scientific assessment of what the program actually demonstrated, and the program's results were controversial even among the government's own evaluators, so a claim about whether Star Gate produced genuine evidence of remote viewing needs the American Institutes for Research's independent 1995 evaluation alongside the archive of raw program documents.