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extraordinary individuals,

who are part of this great

effort to explore outer space,

including astronauts Gordon Cooper,

and Dr. Edgar Mitchell,

the sixth man to walk on the moon.

Yes, there had been ET visitation.

There had been crashed craft.

There had been, uh,

material and bodies recovered.

And there is some group

of people somewhere

that may or may not be

associated with

government at this point,

but certainly were at one time

that had this knowledge.

And had been attempting

to conceal this knowledge.

We walked over to one side of

the lab and he said, "By the way,

we've discovered a base on

the back side of the moon."

And I said...

I said, "Whose?"

What do you mean, "Whose?"

Well, let's see, uh...

And then he pulled out one

of these mosaics and showed...

Showed this base

which had geometric shapes.

There were towers, there were

spherical buildings.

They were very tall towers,

and things that looked

somewhat like radar dishes

but they were large structures.

And at that point I became frightened,

and I was a little terrified.

Thinking to myself that if

anybody walks into the room now,

I know we're in jeopardy,

we're in trouble,

because he shouldn't

be giving this information.

The crew of the carrier Kearsarge

goes into action off

Midway Island in the Pacific

for the return of a hero,

Major Gordon Cooper.

The capsule door is blown off

and Cooper's flight ends.

A performance that exceeded the

most optimistic predictions.

You're watching 8 News Now.

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Officially, the US government

ended it's study of UFOs in 1969.

Because it assured the

public, there is no proof

the phenomena represents

a threat to national security.

But, what if these unknown aircraft

showed an interest in

our nuclear weapons?

A group of more than

150 military veterans,

missile officers, security

personnel, including many

who worked at the Nevada test sites say

they've seen mystery intruders

over nuclear facilities.

In advancing this concept,

Vandenberg Air Force base, California,

has become the first

aerospace operations center

of the Air Force.

They actually photographed the UFO

following the missile

as it climbed into space

and shining a beam on it which

should've neutralized the missile.

It flew into the frame like this,

and it shot a beam of light

at the warhead which is

represented by my thumb here.

So this thing fires a beam of

light at the warhead, hits it,

and then this thing flies up like this,

it fires another beam of light,

goes around like this,

it fires another beam of light,

goes down like this and fires

another beam of light,

and then flies out the way it came in.

And the warhead

tumbles out into outer space.

And when the lights came on,

Major Mansmann turned around

and looked at me and said,

"Were you guys

screwing around up there?"

And I said, "No, sir!"

And he said,

"What was that?"

And I said,

"It looks to me like we got a UFO."

The idea of any explosion

in space

by any Earth government

was not acceptable to

the extraterrestrials.

And that has been demonstrated

over and over.

By the destruction of any nuclear

weapons sent into space.

It was early in the morning,

I received a call from

my top side security guard.

He and some of the guards had

been observing some strange

lights flying

around the launch control facility,

and I said, "Whoa,

you mean UFO?"

I think I used that word.

He didn't know what they were.

But they were lights,

they were flying around.

I just kind of shook my head

and just said, "Well,

call me if anything more

important that happens."

He calls back, and this time

he's very frightened.

I can tell by the tone of his

voice he's very shook up,

and says, "Sir, there's

a glowing red object

hovering right outside the front gate."

And as I was relating this to him,

our missiles started

shutting down one by one.

The Air Force did

an extensive investigation

of the entire incident,

and was not able to come up with

a probable cause

for the shutdowns.

The missiles are not

connected to each other.

Having a fault at one side

would not affect

missiles that are at another location.

Assuming they've always been there,

I don't know what caused this

great interest in us?

This large incursion after '47.

And I remember every thought from that,

and he said, "Well, obviously,

yet our atom bomb."

A one-and-a-half stage,

132 tonne ballistic device,

now fully operational,

after an evolutionary background of

more than 50 years of powered flight.

Roswell was not the beginning.

It was a turning point.

We just dropped two bombs on a country,

and we had a test

of that bomb a few months earlier

for a few weeks earlier

in New Mexico.

This probably was observed

by these aliens somewhere.

Whether they were doing through

reconnaissance back then,

or how they had figured it out.

So they came here to...

To observe,

and try to figure out

what the heck was that.

At the time of the crash,

shortly after the detonation

of the first atomic weapons,

Roswell was the only nuclear

armed squadron in the world.

If you accept the bouncer

dimensional theory,

it's highly likely that we've

done a hell of a lot of damage.

In somebody else's world,

we might have even done more

damage there than we did here.

The underlying theme

that connects most of the

disclosure project case files

is the fact that these close

encounters tend to occur

near our nuclear facilities

suggesting that these visitors

are deeply concerned with our hostility,

and the existential threat that

we pose to ourselves and others

once we learned

to split the atom.

These are some of the highest

ranking military officials

in our defense program.

They are trusted with,

you know, nuclear weapons.

They are trusted with top-level

security clearances and secrets.

But the minute that they start talking

about this particular subject,

they'd become pariah.

"I believe the American people are

entitled to a more thorough explanation

than has been given

them by the Air Force."

"I think we owe it to the people

to establish credibility regarding UFOs,

and to produce the greatest possible

enlightenment of the subject."

Former President, Gerald Ford.

I am prepared to state

that I have been at locations

where craft of unknown origin

that not originated on the face

of this planet was there.

I am prepared to state

that while I was there

we saw living, dead bodies of entities

that were not born on this planet.

I am prepared to state

that we had what they referred to as

interfacing with those entities.

Never, is there any

compelling physical evidence...

The question is, who are

people like Carl Sagan,

and before him, Professor Donald Menzel?

It turns out that Sagan,

in his early career,

actually spoke and wrote about UFOs

in a way that was affirmative,

that was legitimate.

After he was threatened

by the intelligence community,

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