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[[File:Area S4 level2 diagram Schratt 2010.jpg|thumb|500x500px|Area [[S-4|S-4 facility]] Level 4-2 diagram, also known as "Alice's Floor," where one of the [[Looking Glass device|Looking Glass devices]] was allegedly held.]] | |||
'''Project Looking Glass''' is a purported [[list of secret government projects|secret government program]] investigating [[time travel]], [[stargate technology]], and methods for viewing probable future events through artificially induced phenomena. The program allegedly involved advanced devices derived from back-engineered extraterrestrial technology, developed and operated under the aegis of [[Majestic 12]] and related organizations. Testimonies from various sources, notably [[Dan Burisch]], describe the project's aims, operations, and eventual decommissioning, along with its role in predicting possible global events.<ref name="wikia_nocookie">Danny Burisch affidavit, 2007 [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/alienresearch/images/0/0d/Dan_burisch_affidavits.pdf/revision/latest?cb=20210216013632]</ref><ref name="burisch_summary">'DAN BURISCH SUMMARY | PROJECT CAMELOT' from https://projectcamelotportal.com/2008/01/04/dan-burisch-summary/.</ref> | '''Project Looking Glass''' is a purported [[list of secret government projects|secret government program]] investigating [[time travel]], [[stargate technology]], and methods for viewing probable future events through artificially induced phenomena. The program allegedly involved advanced devices derived from back-engineered extraterrestrial technology, developed and operated under the aegis of [[Majestic 12]] and related organizations. Testimonies from various sources, notably [[Dan Burisch]], describe the project's aims, operations, and eventual decommissioning, along with its role in predicting possible global events.<ref name="wikia_nocookie">Danny Burisch affidavit, 2007 [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/alienresearch/images/0/0d/Dan_burisch_affidavits.pdf/revision/latest?cb=20210216013632]</ref><ref name="burisch_summary">'DAN BURISCH SUMMARY | PROJECT CAMELOT' from https://projectcamelotportal.com/2008/01/04/dan-burisch-summary/.</ref> | ||
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== Development and operation == | == Development and operation == | ||
Throughout the 1960s to 2000s, research on Project Looking Glass was conducted at highly secured facilities such as [[Area 51]]'s [[S-4]] base.<ref name="wikia_nocookie_2">PDF_Images - nocookie.net_20250114_074425, [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/alienresearch/images/0/0d/Dan_burisch_affidavits.pdf/revision/latest?cb=20210216013632]</ref><ref name="openminds" /> According to Burisch's accounts, the project was managed by high-level officials from the [[Majestic 12]] group | Throughout the 1960s to 2000s, research on Project Looking Glass was conducted at highly secured facilities such as [[Area 51]]'s [[S-4]] base.<ref name="wikia_nocookie_2">PDF_Images - nocookie.net_20250114_074425, [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/alienresearch/images/0/0d/Dan_burisch_affidavits.pdf/revision/latest?cb=20210216013632]</ref><ref name="openminds" /> According to Burisch's accounts, the project was managed by high-level officials from the [[Majestic 12]] group. In the case of at least one employee, [[Bill Uhouse]] at [[Los Alamos]], it involved face-to-face interactions with [[UFO crash landing|crash-landed]] and retrieved [[Grey alien|Grey aliens]] who came to be known as [[J-Rod]]s who provided technical guidance. The program also explored the [[convergent timeline paradox]], studying how observation of future probabilities could influence outcomes. | ||
== Purpose and capabilities == | == Purpose and capabilities == | ||