Apollo 12 crew sees mysterious ‘streaks of light’: new batch of UFO documents

It is worth noting that the first set of documents was released on May 8 by order of the President Donald Trump.

Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth said records, photos and videos related to what officials called “unexplained anomalies” had fueled public speculation for years.

Remarkably, Apollo 12 flew just a few months after Apollo 11 became the first human mission to land on the moon. Subsequently, the mission reached the lunar surface and completed a high-precision landing at the predetermined location.

An audio recording of a post-mission medical discussion captures Charles “Pete” Conrad Jr., Richard “Dick” F. Gordon, and Alan L. Bean talking about the unusual flashes they experienced with their eyes closed.

According to details provided on the Department of Defense UFO website, “The astronauts each reported that these experiences occurred in the dark while they were trying to sleep.”

especially, NASA’s The medical team investigated whether a similar experience reported earlier by Apollo 11 lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin might be related to cosmic rays affecting the retina.

Later, NASA concluded that the Apollo 12 crew’s reports were due to visual effects within the astronauts’ own field of view, rather than external light sources.

Among the documents released Friday is a 116-page document related to several sightings and investigations that occurred between 1948 and 1950 at a top-secret location in Sandia, New Mexico.

“This document contains 209 reported sightings of ‘green orbs’, ‘discs’ and ‘fireballs’ near military bases,” the Ministry of Defense said.

Experts told Reuters that early batches included new footage related to known events but found no clear evidence of alien technology or life beyond Earth.

According to the opinion of the institution