Christopher "Kit" Green
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Christopher "Kit" Green
| Type | Person |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Kit Green, Christopher Green |
| On the Timeline | 35 events, 1974–2022 |
Christopher "Kit" Green is an American physician and neuroscientist who worked as an analyst in the CIA's Office of Scientific and Weapons Research in the 1970s and 1980s, specializing in life sciences, and later worked at General Motors and Wayne State University.
UFO research
Green helped evaluate the remote-viewing research at SRI and has said he worked with scientists who reported paranormal experiences. From 1974 he became a long-time contact of Jacques Vallée, whose journals record many of his remarks about hidden UFO programs, which Green has generally not confirmed publicly. He advised the AAWSAP program and, with Stanford's Garry Nolan, studied medical cases of people said to have been injured near UAP.
On the UAP Timeline
- Livermore scientists' paranormal experiences (1974) — Kit Green says he worked with scientists who reported orbs and entities in their homes.
- Vallée meets Kit Green (1974) (11 February 1974) — Vallée meets Kit Green, who describes officials interested in UAP.
- Twelve officials to study UFOs (1974) (2 June 1974) — Puthoff relays that 12 senior officials have decided to focus on UAP study.
- Vallée's doubts about Kit Green (1974) (16 June 1974) — Vallée wonders whether his UAP talks with Kit Green are a CIA cover story.
- Midwest engineers group claim (1974) (10 December 1974) — Kit Green tells Vallée 15 engineers in the Midwest secretly research UAP for the CIA.
- McDonnell Douglas close-encounter database (1978) (5 January 1978) — A McDonnell Douglas engineer tells Vallée of a well-funded secret UAP project.
- Kit Green's Air Force physician source (1982) — Kit Green says a retired Air Force physician told him crash recovery stories are true.
- Saucer-like helicopters claim (1984) (11 March 1984) — Kit Green tells Vallée some military helicopters were designed to look like flying saucers.
- Kit Green on MJ-12 (1988) (23 October 1988) — Kit Green tells Vallée that 'MJ12' was real.
- Bigelow recruits consciousness experts (1996) (7 January 1996) — Bigelow tells Vallée he is hiring experts on consciousness.
- Puthoff–Green emails on a pseudonymous article (31 July 1999) — Puthoff emails Kit Green about a UFO magazine story.
- Former TRW employee reverse-engineering claim (8 May 2000) — Vallée, Davis and Puthoff discuss a claim of a secret reverse-engineering project at a contractor.
- Kit Green's three landings briefing claim (8 May 2000) — They also discuss Kit Green's claim of a briefing on three alien landings.
- Niemtzow declines McDonnell study (10 January 2002) — A retired colonel tells Vallée he declined to join a secret McDonnell UAP study.
- Disguised UFO sensor network claim (2 March 2002) — Kit Green says hidden UAP sensors were disguised as environmental monitoring stations.
- Flickinger autopsy material claim (5 March 2002) — Kit Green says an Air Force physician told him he saw alien autopsy material.
- Socorro rock analysis (3 May 2003) — Kit Green says rock from the 1964 Socorro landing was analyzed at NASA Goddard.
- Kit Green's Wayne State encounter study (19 August 2003) — Kit Green shows Vallée a study of people who believed they had encounters.
- Puthoff protects a key source (2003) (2 October 2003) — Puthoff tells Vallée he is holding back details to protect a key insider source.
- Contractor speculation dinner (2004) (28 March 2004) — Vallée's circle speculates about which contractors handle real UAP projects.
- Kit Green on Basiago's claims (7 August 2004) — Kit Green tells Vallée that Basiago's time-travel claims are exaggerated.
- Kit Green's injury database (2005) — Kit Green begins a database of people injured in close encounters.
- Sarfatti–Puthoff zero-point debate (25 January 2006) — Physicist Jack Sarfatti claims a debate with Puthoff was arranged at the intelligence director's office.
- Bell Labs free-energy devices claim (28 April 2006) — Greer claims a witness saw many 'free energy' devices at Bell Labs.
- BAE Systems executive claim (2006) (27 September 2006) — Kit Green says a BAE Systems executive is involved in the UAP issue.
- Projected AAWSAP funding (29 October 2008) — Kit Green tells Vallée AAWSAP funding could reach $240 million.
- Kit Green's autopsy tissue package (2011) — Kit Green says he received an anonymous package of supposed alien autopsy tissue.
- John Burroughs's medical records (13 March 2015) — Kit Green says Rendlesham witness John Burroughs' medical records were classified.
- Project Greenglow (December 2015) — A BAE engineer discloses Project Greenglow, a UK gravity-control research project.
- Bernard Haisch on legacy programs (2018) — Lockheed astrophysicist Bernard Haisch comments on alleged 'legacy' UAP programs.
- Burroughs and Kit Green's meditation advice (12 December 2018) — Rendlesham witness John Burroughs says Kit Green suggested meditation practices to him.
- Garry Nolan on crash materials and contractors (3 August 2022) — Stanford's Garry Nolan discusses claims that crash materials went to aerospace companies.
- Jim Penniston meets Kit Green (20 October 2022) — Cameron describes a meeting between Rendlesham witness Jim Penniston and Kit Green.
- Kit Green psychic interview tape (20 October 2022) — Cameron releases a tape of Kit Green interviewing a psychic about UAP hotspots.
- Brandon Fugal's conviction (27 October 2022) — Skinwalker Ranch owner Brandon Fugal says senior figures convinced him reverse engineering is real.
Connected articles
References
- Christopher Green (physician) — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
Categories: Central intelligence agency | Jacques vallée | Person | Unidentified anomalous phenomena | Unidentified flying object
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