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Moon
8 of the 12 declassified cases list this as the incident's official location. 4 more cases only mention it in the document text, without it being the official record. Documented incidents span 1969 to 1972.
A single agency is involved: NASA. The case files here include documents, images, and audio recordings. None of the cases carry visible redactions.
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Cases
| File ID | Date | Agency | Type | Pages read | Official | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NASA-UAP-D028 | 12/21/72 | NASA | Audio | — | Mentioned | This recording is segment 1 of 2 of the Apollo 17 crew's post-mission technical and medical debriefing at the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, held shortly after splashdown. The three crew members work through a checklist covering lunar-o… |
| NASA-UAP-D029 | 12/21/72 | NASA | Audio | — | Mentioned | This is segment 2 of 2 of the Apollo 17 post-mission technical/medical debriefing at the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston. Unlike a multi-party discussion, this segment is largely a solo, structured debrief by Lunar Module Pilot Harrison '… |
| NASA-UAP-D002 | 1972 | NASA | Document | 16/16 | Official | NASA Apollo 17 air-to-ground voice transcript (1972), excerpts from Tapes 5, 46, 47, 59 and 60. In Tape 5, around MET 00 03 34 during a spacecraft maneuver, the crew sees very bright, jagged, angular fragments drifting past, flat, flake-lik… |
| NASA-UAP-VM006 | 1972 | NASA | Image | — | Official | Apollo 17 photograph looking across a rolling lunar horizon of grey regolith under a teal-tinted black sky. A yellow callout box in the upper right magnifies a small cluster of faint blue-white points above the horizon. |
| NASA-UAP-D001 | 1969 | NASA | Document | 4/4 | Official | This is an excerpt from the NASA Apollo 12 air-to-ground transcript (tape pages 742, 743, 748 and 778), covering ground elapsed times from 5 days 19:14 to 6 days 00:23. It involves Mission Control (CC), the Command Module Pilot in Yankee Cl… |
| NASA-UAP-VM001 | 1969 | NASA | Image | — | Official | Apollo 12 lunar surface photograph with a teal-tinted black sky above the grey regolith. The long shadow of an astronaut and equipment stretches across the foreground. A yellow callout box in the upper area magnifies a faint elongated blue-… |
| NASA-UAP-VM002 | 1969 | NASA | Image | — | Official | Apollo 12 lunar surface image showing grey regolith and the long shadow of an astronaut. Two yellow callout boxes labelled Area 1 and Area 2 magnify faint specks located in the dark teal sky above the lunar horizon. |
| NASA-UAP-VM003 | 1969 | NASA | Image | — | Official | Apollo 12 photograph of the lunar surface with a bright regolith field and a prominent astronaut shadow. A yellow callout box magnifies a single small white point of light in the dark sky above the horizon. |
| NASA-UAP-VM004 | 1969 | NASA | Image | — | Official | Apollo 12 lunar surface photograph with long shadows cast across grey regolith and a glowing bright area near the horizon. A yellow callout box in the upper left magnifies a faint white point in the dark sky. |
| NASA-UAP-VM005 | 1969 | NASA | Image | — | Official | Apollo 12 lunar image annotated with five yellow callout boxes labelled Area 1 through Area 5, each magnifying a faint mark in the dark sky. The largest inset shows an elongated fuzzy white blob. Below, the grey lunar surface shows rocks an… |
| NASA-UAP-D024 | No date | NASA | Audio | — | Mentioned | This is a roughly 96-minute scientific debriefing shortly after Apollo 16 (April 1972), where principal investigators present preliminary experiment results to crew members John Young (CDR), Charlie Duke (LMP), and Ken Mattingly (CMP), part… |
| NASA-UAP-D025 | No date | NASA | Audio | — | Mentioned | This recording is a NASA post-mission scientific debriefing following the Apollo 16 mission, in which mission scientists present preliminary results to program officials and the returning flight crew. Speakers cover orbital photography cove… |
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