Apollo 17 crew reported seeing unidentified bright sparks that lit up space like ‘Fourth of July’: UFO files

Fonte: New York Post

The Apollo 17 lunar crew once reported seeing unidentified, strange bright sparks in space that looked like “Fourth of July” fireworks, according to UFO files finally released by the Pentagon on Friday. A transcript from the 1972 mission to the moon included a description of the unidentified phenomena spotted outside their spacecraft. “Now we’ve got a few very bright particles or fragments or something that go drifting by as we maneuver,” pilot Ronald Evans said, according to the transcript.

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