Subject: Vision Across Time — Project Pegasus, Plasma, and the Continuing Human Quest
Dear Mr. Schatzkin,
Thank you for your ongoing work in preserving and honoring the legacy of Philo Farnsworth. Your reflections on television as the culmination of a 4,000-year quest for vision — from the oracles of antiquity to the electron beams of the 20th century — are deeply resonant.
I wanted to bring to your attention the work of Andrew D. Basiago, an attorney and government whistleblower who claims to have participated in Project Pegasus, a classified U.S. time-space exploration program in the early 1970s. According to Basiago, he was one of several child participants trained to teleport and time travel using a variety of modalities — eight in total.
One of these involved a plasma confinement chamber developed by Dr. Stirling Colgate, which allowed for temporal relocation. The chamber was reportedly located at the Kitchell Memorial Presbyterian Church in New Jersey, in a brick building that today functions as a daycare center. I’ve written to Pastor Hannah Faye Allred about the current use of the building and the site’s historical significance.
In 1972, Andrew was sent from that location to November 19, 1863, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where he witnessed President Abraham Lincoln shortly before the Gettysburg Address. When the Quantum Field Effect wore off, he returned to the present — still wearing a pair of shoes and a coat gifted to him by Civil War hero John Lawrence Burns. This suggests that physical objects can traverse time with the traveler — raising intriguing possibilities, such as returning to President Lincoln again.
I’ve also reached out to the Newtown, Connecticut Police Department and to Rabbi Praver, who was a first responder at the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, to share this information about Andrew’s time travel activities. I felt it was important that those engaged in community and spiritual healing be aware of the technological frontiers — and perhaps metaphysical dimensions — being explored through these experiences.
Andrew is an associate of Alfred Lambremont Webre, a Canadian attorney and futurist. Their contact information is available online:
• Andrew Basiago: [email protected]
• Alfred Webre: [email protected]
Andrew ran for President in 2016 and has announced his intention to run again in 2028. His proposals are freely available online, and whatever one thinks of his extraordinary claims, they are supported by a deep commitment to constitutional governance, disclosure, and technological transparency.
I found it especially intriguing that plasma played such a central role in the reported time travel experiments. It reminds me of the transition from cathode ray tubes to plasma televisions — and the fact that the human body contains trace deuterium, the same isotope used in fusion reactors. The thematic connections between plasma, energy, and consciousness continue to deepen.
I thought these ideas might interest you, especially in the context of your work tracing humanity’s long quest to project its vision across time and space.
Subject: Vision Across Time — Project Pegasus, Plasma, and the Continuing Human Quest
Dear Mr. Schatzkin,
Thank you for your ongoing work in preserving and honoring the legacy of Philo Farnsworth. Your reflections on television as the culmination of a 4,000-year quest for vision — from the oracles of antiquity to the electron beams of the 20th century — are deeply resonant.
I wanted to bring to your attention the work of Andrew D. Basiago, an attorney and government whistleblower who claims to have participated in Project Pegasus, a classified U.S. time-space exploration program in the early 1970s. According to Basiago, he was one of several child participants trained to teleport and time travel using a variety of modalities — eight in total.
One of these involved a plasma confinement chamber developed by Dr. Stirling Colgate, which allowed for temporal relocation. The chamber was reportedly located at the Kitchell Memorial Presbyterian Church in New Jersey, in a brick building that today functions as a daycare center. I’ve written to Pastor Hannah Faye Allred about the current use of the building and the site’s historical significance.
In 1972, Andrew was sent from that location to November 19, 1863, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where he witnessed President Abraham Lincoln shortly before the Gettysburg Address. When the Quantum Field Effect wore off, he returned to the present — still wearing a pair of shoes and a coat gifted to him by Civil War hero John Lawrence Burns. This suggests that physical objects can traverse time with the traveler — raising intriguing possibilities, such as returning to President Lincoln again.
I’ve also reached out to the Newtown, Connecticut Police Department and to Rabbi Praver, who was a first responder at the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, to share this information about Andrew’s time travel activities. I felt it was important that those engaged in community and spiritual healing be aware of the technological frontiers — and perhaps metaphysical dimensions — being explored through these experiences.
Andrew is an associate of Alfred Lambremont Webre, a Canadian attorney and futurist. Their contact information is available online:
• Andrew Basiago: [email protected]
• Alfred Webre: [email protected]
Andrew ran for President in 2016 and has announced his intention to run again in 2028. His proposals are freely available online, and whatever one thinks of his extraordinary claims, they are supported by a deep commitment to constitutional governance, disclosure, and technological transparency.
I found it especially intriguing that plasma played such a central role in the reported time travel experiments. It reminds me of the transition from cathode ray tubes to plasma televisions — and the fact that the human body contains trace deuterium, the same isotope used in fusion reactors. The thematic connections between plasma, energy, and consciousness continue to deepen.
I thought these ideas might interest you, especially in the context of your work tracing humanity’s long quest to project its vision across time and space.
With warm regards and appreciation for your work,