March 31, 2000: Remote Viewing - Ed Dames #124; Antarctica News - Richard C. Hoagland

Major Ed Dames discusses advanced remote viewing techniques and his work training military personnel in psychic intelligence gathering. Dames explains how remote viewing provides actionable intelligence when conventional methods fail, sharing examples from his military career. The conversation addresses the reliability and limitations of remote viewing, protocols for verification, and how the technique evolved from Ingo Swann's foundational work. Richard C. Hoagland joins to discuss breaking Antarctic news as a second massive iceberg calved from the Ross Ice Shelf, this one 80 miles by 12 miles. Hoagland analyzes the accelerating ice shelf collapse in context of his hyperdimensional physics theory and rapid climate change evidence from ice cores. The discussion examines NASA's continued Mars mission failures, Daniel Golden's testimony before Congress, and James Oberg's accusations of cover-up. Dames and Hoagland explore connections between remote viewing discoveries about Mars and physical evidence suggesting ancient civilization.