Resurfaced CIA Files Detail Remote Viewing Session on Ark of the Covenant

Declassified documents from 1988 describe a psychic's vision of the biblical artifact's location and protection, reigniting public interest and skepticism.

The CIA conducted a remote viewing session in 1988 under Project Sun Streak, tasking a psychic to locate the Ark of the Covenant without prior knowledge of the target.
Remote viewer #32 described the Ark as a gold, silver, and wood container, adorned with seraphim, hidden underground in a dark, wet Middle Eastern location near mosque domes.
The psychic claimed the Ark is protected by entities and can only be opened at an unspecified future time by authorized individuals.
Skeptics, including former CIA remote viewers, have dismissed the claims, citing the lack of physical evidence and scientific credibility of remote viewing techniques.
The resurfaced documents, originally declassified in 2000, have sparked renewed public fascination with the Ark's existence and its depiction in popular culture.

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