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Pentagon Publishes First Batch of Declassified UAP Files

A new public portal offers unresolved UAP case files without claims of alien technology.

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The Pentagon has opened a case to investigate this 1972 NASA photo from the Apollo 17 mission on the moon. The image contains three unidentified dots above the lunar horizon.
A handout image provided by the US Department of War
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Overview

  • The Pentagon’s new UAP website, which went live Friday, posts about 162 declassified files from the 1940s through 2024.
  • The trove includes Apollo and Gemini transcripts and photos that describe bright particles and lights seen during lunar missions.
  • Recent material features an FBI composite from a 2023 sighting, a 2024 Indo-Pacific infrared video of an orb, and a 2023 multi-officer report of “orbs launching orbs.”
  • Defense officials say all cases remain unresolved and emphasize the files do not verify extraterrestrial craft, echoing a 2024 Pentagon review that found no recovered alien technology.
  • The release is a coordinated effort by the White House, Defense Department, ODNI, NASA, Energy, and the FBI, with more documents promised on a rolling basis in the coming weeks.