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A glowing giant and a black diamond over Minuteman silos

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Strength D · 3/10 · 2 independent
Evidence 0/4 · Witnesses 1/3 · Backing 2/3

Firsthand but unnamed to us; it matches the recorded pattern of objects over U.S. nuclear sites.

Plausibility High
Score 12 · 8 factors for, 0 against

Missile crews describing objects over launch facilities, matching the documented pattern of incursions at nuclear sites, including a gag order.

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Unconfirmed
From witness A's account (The Age of Disclosure, 2025): a silent glowing object 'like a mini sun', the size of a Super Walmart, over an ICBM blast door. · Illustration for uaptrail.com
WhenDate not given
WhereU.S. Air Force missile field (base not named)
Backing2 independent
Evidencedocuments, official records

Two Air Force witnesses in The Age of Disclosure, not named on the soundtrack, describe objects over Minuteman launch facilities. One was called out by an alarm and found a silent glowing object 'like a mini sun', 'the size of a Super Walmart', right over the blast door. The other saw a matte-black, multifaceted 'oddly shaped diamond' about 50 ft over a launch tube, silent, which then left at once. They may describe the same event. A third witness was told never to speak of what he saw.

Evidence, in date order (2)

  1. Mar 1967Malmstrom, March 1967document
    unit history records ten missiles going down at Echo Flight Malmstrom
  2. 2025Marco Rubioofficial
    repeated instances of something over restricted nuclear facilities, 'and it's not ours' Marco Rubio

How plausible · High

Missile crews describing objects over launch facilities, matching the documented pattern of incursions at nuclear sites, including a gag order.

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    Access Air Force personnel at Minuteman launch facilities.
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    Independent convergence Matches Malmstrom 1967 and the long record of objects over nuclear sites; Rubio confirms incursions.
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    Fits the documented skeleton Nuclear-site incursions are documented in unit histories and official statements.
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    Fits secrecy practice "Don't you ever speak of this", not even to his wife.
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    Cost of speaking On camera in a released film.
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    No gain sought No product of their own.

Plausibility weighs how well an account fits where secrecy hides the documents by design, so missing records never count against it. Strength measures what is documented. Assessed 2026-10-23.

Claims

After an alarm at the nearest missile site, a silent glowing object 'like a mini sun… the size of a Super Walmart' hung right over the ICBM blast door.The Age of DisclosureByelokoroviche / UsovoanonymousLeadunnamed Air Force witness A, The Age of Disclosure
A matte-black, multifaceted 'oddly shaped diamond' hovered about 50 ft over a launch tube, silent, then left at once toward the horizon; the captain stared with his mouth open.The Age of DisclosureanonymousLeadunnamed Air Force witness B, The Age of Disclosure
'Don't you ever speak of this': not to his wife, not to his colleagues.The Age of DisclosureanonymousLeadunnamed military witness C, The Age of Disclosure

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