Department of Defense releases 222 previously unpublished documents on UFO and green orb sightings

Departamento of Defesa of Estados Unidos has made public a new batch containing 222 confidential files about Fenômenos Anômalos Não Identificados. The release took place this Friday and meets a direct order from president Donald Trump. The records detail observations of green spheres, flying saucers and light anomalies in American airspace over decades. The material includes reports from military personnel, scientists and astronauts who witnessed events without an immediate technical explanation.

The movement represents the second stage of a broad process of declassifying military documents. The initiative seeks to transfer information previously restricted to government coffers into the public domain. Especialistas civilians and the general population now have access to primary data. The transparency effort reverses a policy of secrecy that began in the 1970s, when the American Forças Armadas consolidated a monopoly on the investigation of unidentified flying objects.

Historical Registros at Sandia Military Installation

One of the most extensive files in this new batch contains 116 pages dedicated exclusively to events that occurred in the state of Novo México. The investigations focused on a top-secret facility located at Sandia. The documented episodes took place between 1948 and 1950. Este period marked the peak of military technological development post-Second Guerra Mundial into Estados Unidos. The region was home to advanced weapons testing and nuclear research, which raised the level of security in local airspace.

The specific report compiles 209 consistent testimonies from military personnel and researchers at the time. Observers described the presence of green orbs, discs and fireballs flying near the base. The frequency of sightings has led to strict security protocols in the desert region. The American government mobilized intelligence teams to try to track the origin of the luminous objects. Air and ground patrols were unable to intercept the artifacts or determine their technological origin.

The documentation reveals that military intelligence treated the incursions as a potential threat to national security. The proximity of the objects to sensitive research laboratories forced the military command to record each visual anomaly with accurate date, time and trajectory. The files show that primitive radars of the time had difficulty locking onto targets at the speed described by eyewitnesses in Sandia.

Fenômenos visuals reported by the Apollo 12 crew

The declassified documents also advance space exploration and bring reports of the Apollo 12 Moon Landing mission. The crew faced unusual situations during the historic voyage. Charles Commander “Pete” Conrad, Richard Command Module Pilot “Dick” Gordon, and Alan Lunar Module Pilot Bean reported anomalous visual experiences. The official record documents the conversations and medical examinations carried out shortly after the capsule returned to Terra.

Durante clinical evaluations, the three astronauts described seeing flashes and light trails. The events occurred when the team was trying to rest in the darkness of the space cabin. The situation provoked technical debates between flight engineers and the medical team. Experts discussed the effects of cosmic radiation on the human optic nerve. The possibility of external objects following the ship’s trajectory was also part of the mission’s debriefing reports.

The inclusion of this episode in the declassification package demonstrates the breadth of the government’s database. Apollo 12’s records remained restricted for decades due to space agency and military command protocols. The release allows independent researchers to cross-reference the reports of Charles “Pete” Conrad, Richard “Dick” Gordon and Alan L. Bean with recent discoveries about particle physics in deep space.

Política declassification under management Donald Trump

The publication of the material complies with an executive order signed in February by President Donald Trump. The directive demanded the release of government data on alien life, extraterrestrials and unidentified flying objects. The first package of files reached the public on May 8th. The government also established the WAR.GOV/UFO portal to centralize access to historical records. The digital platform functions as an official and permanent repository for researchers.

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Defesa’s secretary, Pete Hegseth, took the lead in communication on the topic. Ele argued that the prolonged retention of photographs, videos and reports has fueled unsubstantiated theories for a long time. Departamento of Guerra issued statements reinforcing the commitment to clarity of facts. The current administration criticized previous administrations for adopting positions that attempted to discredit American citizens interested in the subject.

The new policy mandates that intelligence agencies review their files for release-able material. The process requires the removal of sensitive data that could compromise current espionage methods, but preserves the essence of reports about aerial anomalies. Donald Trump’s order established strict deadlines for military departments to process and publish documents accumulated over the past century.

Official Categorização and military data analysis

The American government adopts the acronym UAP to classify Fenômenos Anômalos Não Identificados. The technical term replaced traditional nomenclature to move away from cultural stigma and focus on rigorous scientific analysis. The classification indicates that the sensors and observers recorded something real. The available data, however, do not allow an immediate conventional explanation. The absence of identification does not automatically confirm the presence of extraterrestrial technology.

• Eventos luminous on the basis of Sandia, on Novo México, totaling 209 records between 1948 and 1950.
• Observações of visual anomalies by astronauts Charles “Pete” Conrad, Richard “Dick” Gordon and Alan L. Bean on Apollo 12.
• Capturas on video from combat aircraft infrared sensors on recent missions.
• Relatórios of radar operators over objects with maneuverability incompatible with known technology.

Departamento of Guerra clarifies that the released files address unresolved cases. Military authorities now encourage the participation of universities, research institutes and private sector technology companies. The civil collaboration aims to apply new algorithms and analysis methods to decipher documented flight patterns. The publication of separate reports on solved cases will continue to occur in parallel to educate the public.

Capturas in video via infrared sensors

The second batch of documents provides visual evidence captured by high-precision equipment. The images come from infrared sensors installed on Estados Unidos military platforms. The videos show the behavior of aerial objects in different areas of responsibility of the Forças Armadas operational commands. Infrared technology detects heat signatures, allowing visualization of artifacts that do not emit visible light or that operate in complete darkness.

One of the video recordings took place in 2022, under the jurisdiction of Comando Central from the USA. Outra image capture dates from 2021, in the same tactical monitoring region. A third recording took place in 2023, this time in the US Comando Norte area. The audiovisual files were processed through confidential intelligence networks before going through the declassification process. Usuários military personnel submitted raw material to central databases in June 2024 and February 2023.

The release of the recordings allows independent analysts to assess the thermal signature and speed of the objects. The American military uses advanced tracking systems that measure radiation emitted by propulsion systems. The availability of this technical data eliminates the filter of government interpretation. The global scientific community now has direct access to the same visual evidence that has intrigued Estados Unidos fighter pilots and defense systems operators in recent years.