La visione a distanza 
During the Cold War between USA and USSR was with ill-concealed disappointment that 007 Americans were aware of some experimental projects attempted by the Russians in those days.
Beyond the Iron Curtain, in fact, want for a less efficient technology than the U.S., want a more esoteric cultural background, were used successfully telepathic spying techniques.
And the leaders of the Department of Defense decided not to stand and watch.
Ingo Swann and the "Project Grillflame"
In the early '70s, the scientist Ingo Swann became quite known as Esper (ie person with ESP, Extra-Sensory Perceptions, extra sensory perception ). He had made some experiments on their powers of remote viewing with the ASPR (American Society for Psychical Research) in New York, in collaboration with Dr. Karlis Osis and his assistant Janet Mitchell. The results more than satisfactory, convinced a little later Hal Puthoff, a physicist at the Stanford Research Institute (who had previously worked for the Intelligence of the Navy first and then to the National Security Agency) to submit to some tests personally Swann.
Puthoff did not believe much in psychic powers, but wanted to verify some of his theories on quantum physics, which is based on probability. During the test, in 1972, Swann worked solely on the basis of some coordinates: Puthoff, encrypting a huge atlas, provided him with longitude and latitude of the planet, and just focusing on these data, the successful experiment a fornire una descrizione dettagliata del luogo che vedeva. Swann definì questo tipo di operazione "Remote Viewing", ossia visione a distanza.
Ebbene, Swann percepiva e descriveva correttamente le località una dopo l'altra, includendo particolari che solo l'acquisto di un atlante più dettagliato avrebbe rivelato esatti al 100%. Poco tempo dopo Puthoff venne avvicinato da due agenti della CIA che conoscevano i suoi trascorsi di Intelligence e lo consideravano elemento fidato. Gli confidarono che i Russi erano molto più avanti di loro in questo campo, e gli chiesero di organizzare qualche test da sottoporre a Swann a porte chiuse.
L'esperimento andò bene, e venne dato il via al progetto pilota governativo SCAN (scanning by coordinate, through coordinated surveys) that continued until 1976, when the "psychic" was taken over by the Intelligence of the U.S. Army and Security Command (INSCOM).
More than a dozen military intelligence officers were trained to use the Remote Viewing protocols developed at Stanford in 1976 and went on to form the detachment "G", also known as Grillflame project, located in Fort Meade, Maryland. Over the years the "project" also received other names like Center Lane, Sun Streak and Stargate. This unit PSI (ie with psychic powers) was a creation of the Major General Ed Thompson, assistant chief of staff at the time of Intelligence del Governo.
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