Basiago claims that future presidents like both Bushes, Clinton, and Barack Obama were children that were involved in these experiments. He claims that he was sent to several famous events in history like the Gettysburg Address and that him and some of the other children even met George Washington.
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| - Basiago claims that future presidents like both Bushes, Clinton, and Barack Obama were children that were involved in these experiments. He claims that he was sent to several famous events in history like the Gettysburg Address and that him and some of the other children even met George Washington.
- Project Pegasus is a project funded by the Pegasus Facility. It involves the Crimson Dynamo armor, with members Anton Harkov and Ivan Vanko. It appears in the TV series Iron Man: Armored Adventures.
- "Project Pegasus is a quest begun in 1968 by Andrew D. Basiago when he was serving as a child participant in the US time-space exploration program, Project Pegasus. Project Pegasus was the classified, defense-related research and development program under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in which the US defense-technical community achieved time travel on behalf of the US government -- the real Philadelphia Experiment. The children found, however, that in the process of serving as child time travelers attached to Project Pegasus, they became America's time-space pioneers.
- Created in Marvel Two-in-One #42 (August, 1978) by writer Ralph Macchio, Project: Pegasus was originally intended to research alternative (and unusual) forms of energy, but has also been used as a prison for super-powered individuals. The location of this facility is described as being in the Adirondack Mountains in New York State. During the Dark Reign storyline, Norman Osborn has Project Pegasus shut down. However, it became reactivated in the aftermath of the War of Kings, due to the opening of the time-space tear called the Fault. Loki later freed Absorbing Man from Project Pegasus.
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| - "Project Pegasus is a quest begun in 1968 by Andrew D. Basiago when he was serving as a child participant in the US time-space exploration program, Project Pegasus. Project Pegasus was the classified, defense-related research and development program under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in which the US defense-technical community achieved time travel on behalf of the US government -- the real Philadelphia Experiment. Project Pegasus was launched by the US government to perform "remote sensing in time" so that reliable information about past and future events could be provided to the US President, intelligence community, and military. It was expected that the 140 American schoolchildren secretly enrolled in Project Pegasus would continue to be involved in time travel when they grew up and went on to serve as America's first generation of "chrononauts." The children found, however, that in the process of serving as child time travelers attached to Project Pegasus, they became America's time-space pioneers. Andy was the first American child to teleport and one of America’s early time-space explorers."
- Basiago claims that future presidents like both Bushes, Clinton, and Barack Obama were children that were involved in these experiments. He claims that he was sent to several famous events in history like the Gettysburg Address and that him and some of the other children even met George Washington.
- Project Pegasus is a project funded by the Pegasus Facility. It involves the Crimson Dynamo armor, with members Anton Harkov and Ivan Vanko. It appears in the TV series Iron Man: Armored Adventures.
- Created in Marvel Two-in-One #42 (August, 1978) by writer Ralph Macchio, Project: Pegasus was originally intended to research alternative (and unusual) forms of energy, but has also been used as a prison for super-powered individuals. The location of this facility is described as being in the Adirondack Mountains in New York State. The facility is remembered best in comics for "The Project Pegasus Saga" printed in Marvel Two-in-One #53-#58 (later collected as a trade paperback of the same title, co-written by Macchio and Mark Gruenwald with art by John Byrne and George Pérez). However, its recurring use as a prison for supervillains of the Marvel Universe has led to a number of comics stories in the following decades, significant among them an emergence of the Serpent Crown. Several Marvel characters have served terms working security at the facility, including The Thing, Quasar (Wendell Vaughn) and most recently Darkhawk. At one time it also served as a temporary home for the Squadron Supreme when they were exiled from their own universe. Project Pegasus also seems to possess vast knowledge of other realities in the Marvel Multiverse, ranging from alternate futures to parallel universes, as shown in the in-Marvel Earth-616 continuity files after the Sentry arc of the New Avengers, naming them by the official names Marvel use. One rogue Project Pegasus scientist tested various energy sources on himself. As a result, the scientist was turned into a rapidly expanding being who destroyed numerous universes until being stopped by the original Squadron Supreme [Squadron Supreme: Death of A Universe]. During the Dark Reign storyline, Norman Osborn has Project Pegasus shut down. However, it became reactivated in the aftermath of the War of Kings, due to the opening of the time-space tear called the Fault. Loki later freed Absorbing Man from Project Pegasus.
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