Remote Viewing Experts: Exoplanet Habitability

Every day I receive a fresh set of candidate coordinates from the T.E.S.S. telescope, and I need an expert-level remote viewer who can immediately tune in, capture impressions, and report back before the next data tranche arrives. Your work will centre on three things: first, locking on to the coordinate cue and determining whether you perceive a planetary body; second, describing any signatures that point to potential habitability; and finally, translating the session data into a concise written report that I can cross-reference with follow-up telescope observations.

You will work inside my controlled-remote-viewing protocol—target numbers, timing windows, and template sheets are provided. I also supply session-logging software and a cloud folder for scans or digital sketches, so comfort with simple digital tools is essential.

Deliverables
• A complete session transcript (hand-written or typed) for each target assigned
• At least one illustrative sketch or diagram highlighting salient impressions
• A short narrative summary that flags indicators of atmosphere, temperature range, surface composition, or biosignatures
• A weekly compilation report distilling all sessions into a single document, with your habitability rating for each planet (1–5 scale)

Acceptance criteria: impressions must be internally consistent, sketches labelled, and summaries delivered within 24 hours of target issue; the weekly compilation is due every Friday.

If you have a documented track record of accurate CRV/ERV work and can commit to daily or near-daily targets, I’m ready to onboard you right away.