أول 200 سطر.
Five, four, three, two, one.
The most powerful force
ever unleashed by humankind
ignites a firestorm of UFO encounters.
We have reports of these green fireballs
being seen nightly.
Mass sightings are reported
at nuclear installations.
Multiple military personnel witnessed these craft
interfacing with our nuclear warheads.
Bombs are taken offline.
GIORGIO TSOUKALOS If it wasn’t the Russians,
well, what or who is left?
These were extraterrestrial objects.
Aliens have always been interested
in planet Earth and its military affair.
Is it possible that extraterrestrials
are monitoring our nuclear capabilities?
And if so, what are their ultimate intentions?
This was the birth
of the modern UFO mystery.
There is a doorway
in the universe.
Beyond it is the promise of truth.
It demands we question everything
we have ever been taught.
The evidence is all around us.
The future is right before our eyes.
We are not alone.
We have never been alone.
The Pentagon.
April 23, 2019.
The United States Navy announces that it is creating
new formal guidelines to encourage pilots
and other servicemen to report UFO sightings.
Officials promise that
all such accounts will be taken seriously
and fully investigated.
The move marks a significant change in protocol
by the U.S. military,
which previously has tried to deny
or cover up these sightings.
The Navy is saying we’re willing to listen,
we’re gonna collect this data,
we’ve seen too many examples of unidentified aerial phenomena
around strike groups and other very important installations,
it’s time that we start getting some more eyes on this.
Officials are quick
to dismiss the suggestion that these craft
have any connection to extraterrestrials,
but there is a long history of military personnel
reporting encounters with craft that defy explanation,
both around military bases and, particularly,
nuclear weapons.
Something about these nuclear facilities
seems to be attracting these UFOs.
Something that we are doing there is of interest,
and of course, the logical deduction is
that it’s the presence
of the nuclear weapons themselves.
Alamogordo, New Mexico.
July 16, 1945.
At a remote site in the Jornada Del Muerto Desert of New Mexico,
the Army successfully detonates the world’s first atomic bomb.
The top secret test is given the code name "Trinity."
It is an ominous preview
of the destructive potential of nuclear weapons.
The Trinity test was a turning point in history.
It rates up there along with harnessing fire.
It’s truly, and in every sense, a milestone in human history.
Just a few weeks after the test, the United States
dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The result was 200,000
men, women, and children dead.
Thousands more were poisoned
or disfigured by radiation.
In a world war that had claimed
an estimated 85 million lives,
and threatened to claim millions more,
the bombs succeeded in shocking Japan into surrender.
But back in New Mexico,
the Trinity blast also unleashed something unexpected,
a series of bizarre UFO sightings
described by witnesses as green fireballs.
So right after the Trinity test site,
we have various reports of these green fireballs
being seen nightly
flying around at incredible speeds,
and no one could identify what these objects were.
The best explanation is that they are, in fact,
drone reconnaissance vehicles from a scout, uh, ship.
They send out these drones and collect the information.
Despite being investigated by Air Force officers
and world-renowned physicists,
no scientific explanation for the fireballs
was ever found.
But this was by no means the beginning.
According to ancient astronaut theorists,
evidence that people had been witnessing alien craft
in the sky had been documented for centuries.
And in the weeks and years that followed
the detonation of the atomic bomb,
the number of UFO sightings
began to escalate dramatically.
After Hiroshima,
there was a quantum leap change in all of this
and a sudden, rapid acceleration of the pace of events.
The modern UFO phenomenon really took hold
in a very short order,
and the pace of all this
just increased exponentially.
Less than two years after the end of World War II
came one of the most famous UFO sightings in American history,
and it happened just miles
from America’s most important nuclear facility.
On June 24, 1947,
near Mount Rainier in Washington,
a private pilot named Kenneth Arnold
witnessed nine shining, disc-shaped aircraft
move at an impossible speed across the horizon
before disappearing from view.
These nine objects
flew in formation at speeds
that he estimated at
what at the time was a staggering
1,200 miles per hour,
but what a lot of people don’t realize about that
is how close this sighting was
to the Hanford nuclear processing facility.
The Hanford nuclear site is where the United States
established its first plutonium production facility,
and this facility was producing the fissile material
that would later be used in atomic bombs.
The atomic bomb in the Second World War
could not have been developed without Hanford.
Then, just weeks after Arnold’s sighting,
came the famous Roswell incident.
After a mysterious craft crashed in the New Mexico desert
outside Roswell,
military officials announced
they had retrieved a flying saucer.
The next day, they suddenly changed the story
and claimed it was just a weather balloon.
Ever since, the Roswell incident
has been the subject of endless speculation and debate,
but no one debates that it happened literally
on the doorstep of Roswell Air Force Base,
home to the 509th Bomb Wing,
the unit that dropped the atomic bombs
on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The 509th Bomb Wing
was the most knowledgeable group of humans
on the planet at that time that knew about nuclear bombs
and nuclear warfare.
In June of 1948,
exactly one year after the Roswell incident,
a similar UFO event occurred in the Soviet Union.
At the time, the Soviets were on the brink of developing
their own atomic weapon,
and the UFO encounter occurred at their primary
ballistic missile test site, Kapustin Yar.
PAUL STONEHILL; It’s a highly classified case,
but allegedly, a silver, cigar-shaped
object appeared over the testing grounds.
And the Soviets were able to actually shoot this object down.
They found remnants of bodies in it
and also technology,
which was recovered and taken to
the local bunker where they kept it, allegedly, for years.
Kenneth Arnold’s sighting.
The Roswell crash.
The Kapustin Yar incident.
Many believe it was
these events that ignited the modern UFO era.
But is it a coincidence that they all happened
next to important
nuclear weapon and ballistic missile facilities?
While little has been documented about UFO encounters
in the Soviet Union during this time,
similar sightings were soon reported in the vicinity
of virtually every other nuclear installation
in the United States.
The sites where we’re developing these weapons...
Sandia, Savannah River,
Los Alamos, Oak Ridge...
there were UFO sightings at these labs as well.
To me, the word that
we all should be concentrating on
around the world is: governments, powerbrokers
confirm for us
everything that has been being reported
since World War II.
We are dealing with other intelligences.
They are here, they are around us,
and they are right under our noses.
The post-World War II sightings
shocked the military establishment,
but America’s monopoly on nuclear weapons
was about to come to an explosive end.
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