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    Pentagon releases declassified Apollo mission UFO transcripts and pictures | Invesloan.com

    May 8, 2026Updated:May 8, 2026
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    WATCH: New UFO footage released by Trump admin

    The Trump administration on Friday released a batch of ‘never-before-seen’ files and videos on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon (UAP) as part of an effort to increase transparency on government knowledge of extraterrestrial phenomena.

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    Declassified transcripts from two Apollo missions show astronauts repeatedly describing unexplained lights and objects while orbiting and walking on the moon.

    The Pentagon on Friday released transcripts and photos from two NASA Apollo missions as part of a broader disclosure of dozens of photos and documents detailing UFO sightings it has documented since the 1950s.

    The trove of documents reporting UFO and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) sightings comes in compliance with a directive from President Donald Trump aimed at increasing government transparency around reported UFO sightings, all of which remain unsolved. Tens of millions of documents are being combed through and will be released on a rolling basis.

    UFO EXPERT SAYS TRUMP’S DECLASSIFICATION COULD EXPOSE POSSIBLE ‘COVER-UP’ SPANNING DECADES

    Apollo 12 lunar surface with highlighted area above horizon showing unidentified phenomena

    This archival photograph shows the lunar surface from the Apollo 12 landing site in 1969, featuring a highlighted area above the horizon with unidentified phenomena. (Department of War)

    The documents include technical transcripts and photos from Apollo 12 in 1969 and Apollo 17 in 1972, capturing moments in which crews discussed strange flashes, moving lights and unidentified phenomena against the stark lunar horizon.

    The release includes six photos taken by Apollo 12 mission astronauts on the moon’s surface, revealing unidentified and oddly shaped lights appearing in the sky. In one of the photos, there are a total of five UFOs identified.

    Apollo 11 spacecraft orbiting the moon during NASA mission

    The Apollo 11 spacecraft orbits the moon during NASA’s 1969 mission, marking a significant milestone in space exploration. (The Pentagon)

    A four-page transcript from the mission unveils one of the astronauts’ accounts of what he was witnessing, telling command about the lights he saw in the dark sky.

    He described that the lights were “sailing off into space.”

    EXPLOSIVE NEW DOCUMENTARY PROBES ’80-YEAR GLOBAL COVERUP’ OF UFO SECRETS

    Apollo spacecraft orbiting Earth during NASA mission

    The Apollo spacecraft orbits Earth during a NASA mission in 1972. (Department of War)

    “I was thinking they’re dropping off from my water boiler, but it looks like some of those things are escaping the moon. They really haul out of here and just press off at the stars.”

    The astronaut described that the lights were “pulsing every second.” Command suggested that the phenomenon was a likely electromagnetic interference, which can occur by both man-made and natural sources.

    A 16-page transcript from the Apollo 17 mission detailed how the astronauts saw lights from their window which resembled “Fourth of July.”

    “They’re very jagged, angular fragments that are tumbling,” one of the astronauts described.

    View of the lunar surface from Apollo 12 landing site with highlighted area near right horizon

    A view of the lunar surface from the Apollo 12 landing site showing a highlighted area near the right edge of the horizon. (Department of War)

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    Another astronaut recounted how when he was trying to sleep he saw bright “peripheral horizon-type things” which made it difficult to sleep.

    “The last one I remember before falling asleep — was the fact that there was a very bright spot that flashed right between my eyes like a very bright headlight — like a train coming at you, only with a flash,” the astronaut said.

    More UAP files were made available at WAR.GOV/UFO.

    Fox News’ Peter Doocy and Fox News Digital’s Robert McGreevy contributed to this report.

    Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics. 

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