Second Batch of UFO Files Includes 209 Reports Near Sandia Base
The 64 records include a file on lights and shapes near a military base, a radar image, and videos with dramatic titles.
The 64 records include a file on lights and shapes near a military base, a radar image, and videos with dramatic titles.
The second batch contains 64 records, including a file with 209 reports of green orbs, saucer-shaped objects, and fireballs near Sandia Base. It also includes a radar image and videos whose titles describe a fighter jet firing over a lake and orbs near a submarine.
The file contains 209 reports from 1948–1950 of green orbs, saucer-shaped objects, and fireballs near the base.
The released information does not specify what appears in them. It includes titles describing a fighter jet firing over Lake Huron and orbs near a submarine.
Green orbs, saucer-shaped objects, and fireballs were reported near Sandia Base in New Mexico. A file released in the latest batch compiles 209 such reports, recorded between 1948 and 1950.
That is one of the more striking details in the second release of documents about unidentified sightings. The U.S. Department of War released 64 records, including documents, an image, and videos. Some of the video titles describe dramatic scenes, but don’t say what the footage actually shows.
The Sandia Base file documents sightings and investigations in the area. It includes hundreds of reports of lights and shapes, some described as green orbs, fireballs, or disks. This is not an account of a single event, but a collection of reports gathered over several years.
Another record contains an enhanced image of an unidentified object, taken from a ground-based radar tower, a system that detects objects using radio waves. The image is part of the material released in this batch, alongside older documents and videos.
The title of one video describes a U.S. fighter jet firing at an unidentified object over Lake Huron. The title of another describes several orbs near a submarine, entering and emerging from the water. These are descriptions in the published titles, not explanations of what the footage shows.
The released information does not specify what appears in the videos or what conclusions the agency that reviewed them reached. It also offers no explanation for the sightings near Sandia Base or what exactly appears in the radar-tower image.
Hundreds of reports accumulated near one base. What did people see there?