CIA File Reignites Debate on Alien Life on the Moon as U.S. Prepares Lunar Return

WASHINGTON: As the United States gears up to send astronauts back to the moon, a decades-old CIA file has resurfaced, sparking questions about alleged alien life on the lunar surface. The file references the extraordinary claims of Ingo Swann, a renowned remote viewer investigated by the CIA in the 1970s and 80s. Remote viewing, a method to access distant information using the mind, was central to Swann’s work.

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In his 1998 book, Penetration: The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy, Swann described observing artificial structures, domes, and possible non-human activity on the moon’s far side. Recent 2025 discussions on X and web sources, including posts from users like @Holden_Culotta, highlight Swann’s claims of an extraterrestrial civilization detected in 1975. Despite no scientific evidence from Apollo missions or modern imaging supporting these claims, the story continues to fuel intrigue and debate

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