Remote Viewing Expert Paul Smith on Star Gate & UAP

Paul H. Smith, Ph.D., a retired U.S. Army Major and intelligence officer, discusses his decades-long career in remote viewing—including work with the classified Star Gate program at Fort Meade, Maryland (1983-1990).

Smith was one of five Star Gate personnel trained directly by pioneering researchers Ingo Swann and Harold Puthoff at SRI International. He authored the program's official manual on Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) and has taught the technique since 1984, making him the longest-serving active CRV instructor.

Key topics covered:

• His recruitment and Army intelligence career, including missions in Switzerland
• Project 8200 and remote viewing sessions targeting alleged alien bases, including Pat Price's Mt. Hayes findings
• The 2011 Nimitz "Tic Tac" UAP incident tasking
• Remote viewing of the Moon and Roswell
• The six stages of Controlled Remote Viewing methodology
• CIA involvement in shutting down Star Gate
• Government use of remote viewing for UAP research
• Discussion of "sentient craft" on the far side of the Moon

Smith emphasizes the distinction between imagination and genuine remote viewing "signal" and discusses why he declines live demonstrations. The conversation bridges classified aerospace programs, anomalous phenomena research, and intelligence methodology.