Case file · Disclosure & CE-5
The Integratron, Landers
Van Tassel began building the Integratron in 1957, a wooden dome he said Venusians had designed as a machine for rejuvenation, anti-gravity and time travel. The dome stood by 1959 but the 'machine' was never finished.
1957 CE · 34.29, -116.40 · status: claim
The account
It was funded largely by donations, reportedly including from Howard Hughes. After Van Tassel's death in 1978 it passed through several owners; today it is on the National Register of Historic Places and is used for 'sound baths'.
The sceptical view
No rejuvenating or anti-gravity effect has ever been shown; the building's real distinction is its acoustics.