A case study of space-time distortion during a total lunar eclipse following street use of LSD.
Journal of psychoactive drugs January 1, 2001 K A Dawson
A case report describes a person under the influence of LSD who experienced an apparent movement of consciousness to the lunar surface and remote viewing of the Milky Way galaxy. While the possibility of veridical remote viewing is considered unlikely, the authors speculate that LSD's neurocognitive action can sensitize users to focused bright light, associated memories, and creative elaborations during actual eclipse events. The report aims to provide impetus for further research into psychedelics' distortion of time and space perceptions, and urges experimenters to adopt precautions against potentially detrimental effects of pharmacologically manipulating the space-time continuum.