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U.S. Releases Apollo UAP Files Detailing Astronauts’ Unexplained Sightings

The disclosure invites fresh scrutiny of astronaut accounts under NASA’s warning against extraterrestrial claims.

Overview

  • The U.S. government, which in May released nearly 200 unidentified anomalous phenomena files at President Donald Trump’s direction, posted original Apollo mission transcripts and Pentagon-vetted imagery.
  • Apollo 17 records describe bright fragments hovering near the spacecraft after the S‑IVB stage separation, with Jack Schmitt saying the view looked like fireworks outside his window.
  • Commander Gene Cernan reported a blinking object tracked for about 24 hours that he called a physical target at a distance, and the crew later noted a second blinking source.
  • Schmitt also reported a distinct flash on the lunar surface north of Grimaldi, and Mission Control asked him to mark the spot, reflecting operational interest in a possible impact.
  • Apollo 11 debriefs quote Buzz Aldrin on an unusually large nearby object and recurring light flashes; scientists link many flashes to high‑energy particles hitting the retina, and NASA says there is no credible evidence UAPs are extraterrestrial while some events in the files remain unresolved.