USA: SCU study on UAP at nuclear sites
A study by the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies suggests that UAP activity at US nuclear weapons sites between 1945 and 1975 was purposeful and intelligently controlled. Increased activity correlates with locations where nuclear weapons and ICBMs were deployed.
Background
Background
On March 21, 2023, the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU) published an analysis led by Larry J. Hancock and Ian M. Porritt. The study examines UAP sightings at US military sites holding nuclear weapons between 1945 and 1975.
Findings
The authors conclude that the observations were not random but point to intelligent control. A moderately increased UAP presence occurred at air force and navy bases with operational nuclear weapons. Distinct patterns appeared around the deployment of intercontinental ballistic missiles and at various nuclear complexes.
Significance
This peer-reviewed study draws on official government data and highlights temporary peaks of activity around new weapons systems. It calls for further research into UAP interactions with strategic assets and contributes to destigmatising the subject. There are no witnesses to individual incidents here; the work is an analysis of historical patterns.