In early April 2026, just after the outbreak of the conflict in Iran, I decided to task 4 viewers to Remote View a target. That target was 7644 9993: "What will be the effects of the Iran conflict and closure of the Strait of Hormuz in the US near-term (weeks, months, or a year, etc)?" I think you will agree that the data is both interesting and increasingly relevant sounding. Viewers: Patricia A., John Dixon, Charlie Peralta, and David Powell In the four sessions Charlie see

Recent remote viewing sessions, including the latest, have surfaced recurring motifs that strongly suggest a paradigm shift scenario.

In less than a decade, the Solar System has gone from zero confirmed interstellar objects inside it to what we might call a small menagerie of wanderers. First there was Oumuamua, followed by 2I/Borisov, interstellar meteor candidates IM1 and IM2, and now 3I/Atlas, which have formed a small but diverse dataset. We remote viewed this phenomenon.

Two independent remote viewing session series, conducted between 21 months and 1 day relative to the discovery of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS (C/2025 N1), demonstrate statistically significant correlations with subsequent astronomical observations and institutional response patterns. Welcome to the 3I/Atlas saga.