November 14, 1996: Remote Viewing the Hale-Bopp Anomaly - Courtney Brown
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
July 24, 20233h 12m
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Show Notes
Courtney Brown, associate professor of political science at Emory University and president of the Farsight Institute, joins Art Bell with explosive claims about a massive anomalous object near Comet Hale-Bopp. Brown describes how his team of professional remote viewers targeted the object under blind conditions just hours before the broadcast, producing detailed sessions suggesting an artificial, sentient craft four times the size of Earth.
The evening begins with amateur astronomer Chuck Schramck calling in from Houston to describe a Saturn-like object he photographed near the comet, one that appears on no star charts and is uniformly lit in a way no natural body should be. Brown's remote viewers independently corroborate the sighting, describing tunnels, a guidance system composed of minerals and organic material, and a galactic federation monitoring humanity's reaction to the approaching vessel.
Brown interprets the remote viewing data as evidence of a consciousness-awakening device, not a weapon, though he warns that government secrecy and misunderstanding could lead to panic. The episode captures a pivotal moment in the Hale-Bopp saga that would reverberate through late-night radio for months to come.
The evening begins with amateur astronomer Chuck Schramck calling in from Houston to describe a Saturn-like object he photographed near the comet, one that appears on no star charts and is uniformly lit in a way no natural body should be. Brown's remote viewers independently corroborate the sighting, describing tunnels, a guidance system composed of minerals and organic material, and a galactic federation monitoring humanity's reaction to the approaching vessel.
Brown interprets the remote viewing data as evidence of a consciousness-awakening device, not a weapon, though he warns that government secrecy and misunderstanding could lead to panic. The episode captures a pivotal moment in the Hale-Bopp saga that would reverberate through late-night radio for months to come.