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UFO's Filmed over Nellis Test Range (The S30 UFO)
This UFO was caught on film by a government controlled state-of-the-art radar tracking system at a remote tracking location known as Area S30 on the Nellis Test Range in 1994. The radar-controlled cameras monitor the 7700 square miles above the range. The purpose of the cameras are to record jet-fighter training and tactical exercises; after all, Nellis is known as "The Home of the Fighter Pilot," as most of America's ace fighter pilots have done residence at Nellis. The most logical explanation for this UFO would be that it is some sort of secret project, but typically the contractor personnel at the tracking stations are not exposed to these highly classified projects and the cameras are normally deactivated when those types of projects are flying.
Even though the object was photographed by a very good remote controlled fixed mounted camera, it still has that fuzzy gassy cloud cotton-ball look about it which seems to be common among some UFOs. One would think that the clarity and resolution would have been much better, but that seems to be typical of these objects.
The object is anomalous for a couple of reasons. It does not resemble any known aircraft and has no apparent wings or means of propulsion that are visible. The flight characteristics of the craft are totally unconventional compared to known aircraft. When viewing the video, the object appears to make abrupt right-hand turns and horizontal climbs. The physical shape of the object is hard to ascertain and appears to change shape from frame to frame; at times it appears to be 4 spheres with a darker appendage in the middle. As an added bonus to serious investigators, included on the videotape are the camera tracking information indicators which include the azimuth, elevation and range-to-target indicators. With this information, the anomalous nature of the object's movements can be studied in greater detail. In the original "Sightings" TV episode, where the video was made available, it was reported that the videotape was smuggled out by base employees and this may be true. But we find it hard to understand how that could happen without the personnel involved being found out. Could there be a more clandestine motive behind the release of this video? If so, what would be the purpose? The exact quote escapes us at the moment, but Jacques Vallee once stated something to the effect that if the government could make us believe that UFOs were real that they could manipulate public opinion. Could that be the scenario behind the release of Nellis UFO footage?
UFO seen over Brazil in 1991 is similar to the Nellis craftUFO videotaped over Brazil in 1991.
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Nellis Air Force Base in southern Nevada is located 8 miles from Las
Vegas. Nellis is the home of the 57th and 99th Wing of the United States
Air Force, housing such components as the 11th Reconnaissance Squadron, the
414th and 547th Combat Training Squadrons, the 57th Operations Support
Squadron, and others. "Tenants" on the Nellis AFB site include, among
others, the 206th Detachment of the Air Force Office of Special
Investigations (AFOSI), and a federal prison camp.
As most of our readers already know, the Nellis Test Range complex has
been home of some of our country's most highly classified TOP SECRET and
BLACK PROJECTS. Secret projects such as the U2, SR71, the B2A bomber, and
the F117A Nighthawk Stealth fighter have all been based or tested there at
one time or another. It only makes sense that this is where we would expect
to find some our latest technological developments.
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