Planchette Protocols: The Psychic Geometry of the TR-3B

Unraveling the Symbolic and Structural Parallels Between Ouija Communication and Advanced Aerospace Design

Intro from Vennie Kocsis

The TR-3B discussions are re-emerging on social media, and I found myself returning to decades old conversations I had with my father, a Groom Lake senior aerospace engineer, now deceased.

The night after pouring over some old emails and conversation notes, I dreamt I was at a psychic event; something between a science fair and a chess tournament specifically held for telepaths.

We each sat in front of Ouija boards, hands hovering just above the planchette, trying to move it without touching it. Unfamiliar officials in indistinct uniforms paced between us, quietly taking notes on clipboards as they observed our methods.

When I woke, the dream clung to me; visceral, unforgettable. I couldn’t shake the feeling. Was it just my mind recognizing patterns, connecting the shape of the TR-3B to the planchette? I tried to dismiss it. But my intuition wouldn’t let me.

So I followed the thread, tunneling deep into the symbolism, the parallels, the possibilities; until I could breathe again. What follows is the written result of that descent, or is it an ascent...?

Explore the profound connection between the Ouija planchette and the TR-3B in this in-depth investigation:

Somewhere between fringe speculation and covert aerospace reality lies the enigma of the TR-3B; a triangular, anti-gravity aircraft said to operate with silent propulsion and electromagnetic manipulation, capable of maneuvers that defy known physics. While the U.S. government has never confirmed its existence, the TR-3B has embedded itself into the lore of Ufology, drawing from the claims of whistleblowers, patterns of triangle-shaped UFO sightings, and deeper metaphysical connections that defy coincidence.

Described as a black triangle with a glowing core and three lights at each corner, the TR-3B allegedly uses a propulsion system called the Magnetic Field Disruptor (MFD), said to distort gravity itself.

First brought to public attention by Edgar Fouché in the 1990s, the craft is often reported near military installations like Area 51, flying silently, hovering midair, or darting away at lightning speed. Whether these sightings are misidentified stealth aircraft, coordinated disinformation, or glimpses of a real classified vehicle, the public fascination remains; especially within experiencer communities and those with backgrounds in energy sensitivity, psychic phenomena, or military black project research.