Chinese Teleportation Experiments

So here’s the excerpt from page 56-58 from the report ‘Teleportation Physics Study’ from August 2004, which is quite fascinating, or even ‘shocking’ to the mainstream people (not to us of course):

A more spectacular series of rigorously controlled (and repeatable!) laboratory experiments occurred in the Peoples Republic of China (PRC). In September 1981, an extraordinary paper was published in the PRC in
the journal Ziran Zazhi (transl.: Nature Journal), and this paper was entitled, “Some Experiments on the Transfer of Objects Performed by Unusual Abilities of the Human Body” (Shuhuang et al., 1981).

The paper reported that gifted children were able to cause the apparent teleportation of small objects (radio micro-transmitters, photosensitive paper, mechanical watches, horseflies, other insects, etc.) from one location to another (that was meters away) without them ever touching the objects beforehand. The experiments were operated under exceptionally well-controlled conditions (both blind and double-blind). The researchers involved included not only observers from various PRC colleges and medical research institutes, but also representatives from the PRC National Defense Science Commission.
Because of the involvement of the latter, it was deemed necessary that an unclassified Intelligence Information Report be prepared by the DIA (see Shuhuang et al., 1981), which included a detailed English translation of the article.

Additional research carried out by the Aerospace Medicine Engineering Institute in Beijing was reported in the July 1990 issue of the Chinese Journal of Somatic Science (Kongzhi et al., 1990; Jinggen et al., 1990;
Banghui, 1990), which was also translated into English by the DIA.

Reported in several articles are experiments involving the videotaping and high-speed photography of the transfer of test specimens (nuts, bundles of matches, pills, nails, thread, photosensitive paper, chemically treated paper, sponges dipped in FeCl3, etc.) through the walls of sealed paper envelopes, double layered KCNS type paper bags, sealed glass bottles and tubes with sealed caps, and sealed plastic film canisters without the walls of any of these containers being breached.

All of the Chinese experiments reported using gifted children and young adults, who possessed well-known extraordinary PK ability, to cause the teleportation of the various test specimens. In all the experimental cases that were reported, the test specimens that were teleported were completely unaltered or unchanged from their initial state, even the insects were unaffected by being teleported. The experiments were well controlled, scientifically recorded, and the experimental results were always repeatable.

The Chinese papers are all extremely interesting and very well written, and they show photographs and schematic diagrams of the various experimental setups. The experimental protocols were explained in
lengthy detail, and thorough data and statistical analysis were presented in the results. The combined results from the several Chinese experiments showed that:

• different research groups designed different experimental protocols,
  used different gifted psychics, used different sealed containers, and
  used different test specimens (live insects, bulk inanimate objects, and
  even radio micro-transmitte rs were used to track the location of the
  specimens) that were to be teleported;
• the time required for the teleportation of test specimens through
  various barriers was anywhere from a fraction of a second to several
  minutes, and this was not dependent on the test specimen that was used,
  the sealed container that was used (or its barrier thickness), which
  experimental protocol was used, or which psychic was being used
• the high-speed photography/videotaping recorded in one series of
  experiments that test specimens would physically “meld” or blend with
  the walls of sealed containers; and recorded in a different series of
  experiments that test specimens would simply disappear from inside the
  container only to reappear at another location (after seconds to several
  minutes of time transpired), such that the test specimen did not
  actually undergo total material disintegration/reintegration during
  teleportation – this data is important, because without the aid of
  electronic monitoring instruments, the average person’s sensory organs
  and usual methods of detection are temporarily unable to perceive the
  test specimen’s (ambiguous) existence during the teleportation process;
• the radio micro-transmitter used as a test specimen in one series of
  experiments (Shuhuang et al., 1981) transmitted a radio signal to
  several stationary electronic instruments/receivers, so that the
  specimen could be tracked and monitored (via signal amplitude and
  frequency measurements) during the teleportation process; the
  experimenters discovered that there was large fluctuations in the
  intensity (in both amplitude and frequency) of the monitored signal to
  the effect that it would either completely disappear or become extremely
  weak (to the extent that the monitoring instruments could scarcely
  detect it) – it was discovered that there was a definite correlation
  between the change in strength (i.e., radical frequency shifts were
  observed) of the monitored radio signal and the teleportation of the
  test specimen, such that the weak or absent signal indicated that the
  specimen was “nonexistent” (or in an altered physical state) during
  teleportation (note: the monitored signal amplitude and frequency of the
  micro-transmitter specimen were stable before and after teleportation)
• before and after “passing through the container wall/barrier”, the
  test specimen and the container’s wall/barrier are both complete solid
  objects;
• the gifted psychics were never allowed to see (they were blindfolded
  in many experiments) or touch each of the test specimens or the sealed
  containers before and after experiments were conducted, and only the
  experimenters touched the specimens and containers (using both blind and
  double-blind protocols);
• the experimental results were all repeatable;
• the conditions for fraud and sleight of hand were totally
  eliminated, and multiple independent outside witnesses (technical and
  military-intelligence experts) were present at all times to ensure total
  fidelity of the experiments.

The experimental radio micro-transmitter and high-speed photography/videotaping data offer an important clue on what the teleportation mechanism is, and this will be discussed further in Section 5.1.1

The Chinese were unable to offer any significant physics hypothesis that could explain their results. Some researchers stated that it is necessary to invoke a new physics, which somehow unifies the human consciousness (i.e., physics of consciousness) with quantum and spacetime physics, in order to understand p-Teleportation and related PK phenomena. The researchers were amazed by their repeated results, and
were barely able to fathom the altered “state of being” that test specimens underwent during teleportation.