What Is Project Sun Streak? The CIA’s Search for the Ark of the Covenant

What is Project Sun Streak? And where is the Ark of the Covenant? The CIA’s project tasked remote viewers with finding it.

The Ark of the Covenant remains one of the most coveted relics in global history. For generations, there’s been speculation about its whereabouts, its protectors, and its mysterious contents. Everyone from religious leaders in history to governments to Adolf Hitler and even the CIA took an interest in unraveling its secrets.

In the late 1980s under Project Stargate (specifically in Project Sun Streak), the agency enlisted remote viewers to psychically pinpoint the Ark’s location and investigate what it held. Astonishingly, these viewers not only located the Ark, but also reported it was being safeguarded by supernatural “entities.” So what lies within it? Who or what stands watch over it? Why did the CIA pursue it, and what’s been the Ark of the Covenant’s historical journey? Tune in to this Edge of Wonder live show with Ben and Rob for answers.

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “What are your thoughts on there being multiple Arks of the Covenant?” “If you could have one relic of power, what would you choose?” “Where is the Ark of the Covenant located?” “What would happen if the Ark of the Covenant were discovered?” “Do you need certain DNA or a genetic code to open the Ark of the Covenant?” “Do humans have any truly original human creativity, or is everything just copied, inspired, or recycled by previous ideas? Is God the only one who can truly ‘create’?” And more!

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