The Pegasus Project

The Pegasus project continued the discoveries related to the device called “chronovisor”, which was invented in the 50s of the last century by a team of 12 scientists gathered around an Italian monk, Pellegrino Ernetti, who was also a scientist genius, a specialist in quantum physics.

Enrico Fermi (Nobel Prize laureate) and Wernher von Braun (father of the US space program) were also part of this team.

The chronovisor, which the Vatican sought to keep in the utmost secrecy, is a device that captures by resonance the residual higher harmonic frequencies of any event that occurred in the past. These harmonics never completely disappear, but remain in a higher dimension of reality (known as “akasha tattva” in Eastern esoteric science), as a kind of “echo”.

These frequencies are converted by a special device, thus being able to reconstruct the images and sounds of any event that took place even hundreds or thousands of years ago.

Research related to the chronovisor was continued by scientists at DARPA (Deferred Advanced Research Projects Agency), who added discoveries derived primarily from reverse-engineered alien technology.

A technology capable of creating vortices (tunnels) in the space-time continuum was thus obtained, through which it is possible not only to visualize some events from the past but also from the future and even physical teleportation in those coordinates.

This technology was developed, among other things, as a possible possibility to save the “elites” in the event of a catastrophe that could affect our planet.