Carter Roy

If action wasn't taken on more credible cases with life or death stakes, like the USS Stark or the kidnapped Marine Corps Colonel, my guess is nobody from inside the U.S.

government has followed up on the Ark either.

Which also means...

They don't know where it is or if it exists.

Despite the drama, many of those involved in Project Sunstreak look back on those years with some fondness.

Paul Smith stays on board for a little while longer.

He later joins Ed and other colleagues who start a private company.

They provide their psychic assistants for several thousand dollars a week.

One of their high-profile clients,

the United Nations.

They do that job pro bono.

As for Angela Della Fiora, she is still out there doing her psychic thing.

You can occasionally catch her on high profile podcasts, talking about her experiences on Sunstreak.

And Skip Atwater retires from the team and goes on to become president of the Monroe Institute.

In 1990, Sun Street gets a new name.

You've probably heard of it, Stargate.

It continues to operate until 1995.

That same year, the public learns of its existence.

And five years after that, the files are declassified.

In her book, Phenomena, author Annie Jacobson points out that the end of Stargate is not the end of government experiments with psychoenergetics.