A former CIA 'psychic spy' has claimed to have identified the exact coordinates of several highly classified alien bases concealed beneath the Earth's surface. Lyn Buchanan, a decorated Army intelligence veteran, made the disclosures on the American Alchemy podcast.
Buchanan alleged that the extraterrestrial facilities lie buried deep within isolated mountain ranges, operating as interplanetary surveillance hubs, UFO maintenance depots, and cosmic transit points. At the height of the Cold War, he served within a secretive military research unit examining whether human consciousness could be harnessed for long-range espionage.
According to Buchanan, these sites were first uncovered in 1973 by a former police officer turned remote viewer named Pat Price. The US Government subsequently launched 'Project 8200' to establish whether independent psychics could verify Price's findings. Buchanan was tasked with monitoring four principal targets: Mount Hayes in Alaska, Mount Zeil in Australia, Mount Nyangani in Zimbabwe, and a location in the Pyrenees Mountains.
Buchanan explained that each base serves a distinct purpose. The site beneath Alaska's Mount Hayes functions as a vast global surveillance centre, now automated with no personnel. The installation at Australia's Mount Zeil purportedly controls cosmic traffic, described as a bustling extraterrestrial airport. The third location in Zimbabwe's Mount Nyangani was described as a specialist maintenance facility for UFOs. Buchanan admitted he never viewed the final site in the Pyrenees.
These claims formed part of the CIA's 'STARGATE' project, shut down in 1995 after being deemed operationally worthless. Sceptics highlight there is zero public evidence confirming the bases exist. Nonetheless, Buchanan remains adamant that several psychics produced identical drawings of the installations without prior knowledge of the targets.
