In a move that’s sending ripples through the skies, the Pentagon today dropped over 160 never-before-seen files on its new site war.gov/UFO — including eerie reports from Apollo astronauts.

They described flashing lights “like the Fourth of July” above the lunar surface, triangular formations of dots in the moon’s sky, and a metallic object that simply vanished after hovering.

The release, pushed by Trump for full transparency, hands the public raw documents, photos, and videos with zero official explanation — inviting everyone to stare into the unknown and decide for themselves what the hell is going on.

Among the eerie revelations

Apollo astronauts describing strange flashing lights dancing above the lunar surface ‘like the Fourth of July,’ triangular formations hovering silently in the moon’s sky, and a metallic object that vanished into thin air after a military drone tracked it for minutes.”

The files paint an even stranger picture when you reach the moon. Declassified transcripts from Apollo 12 show astronauts watching pulsing lights “sailing off into space,” with one saying they looked like they were “escaping the moon” and racing toward the stars.

Apollo 17 went further — astronauts described flashes lighting up the lunar sky “like the Fourth of July,” bright tumbling particles, and one crew member spotting three mysterious dots arranged in a perfect triangle high above the surface.

One chilling report from the surface mentions a flash on the lunar ground itself, north of a crater called Grimaldi.

These aren’t blurry civilian videos — they’re trained astronauts on humanity’s most ambitious missions, describing things that shouldn’t be there.

Fast-forward to more recent encounters captured in the files. One 2023 FBI interview describes a metallic, gray object — smaller than a passenger jet — hovering about 5,000 feet up.

Witnesses watched it glide silently from east to west before it simply blinked out of existence after just five to ten seconds.

Military infrared footage from the past couple years shows equally baffling clips: glowing orbs making sharp, impossible turns, and objects that appear to split or launch smaller versions of themselves.

No official explanations accompany any of these — the government’s handing over the raw material and stepping back.

Despite the strange reports, the Pentagon is quick to temper the mystery

In their official statement accompanying the release, they stress that after reviewing all available evidence, investigators found no proof of extraterrestrial technology, no recovered alien craft, and no evidence that any of the sightings represent a threat to national security.

The files are being released raw — no analysis, no conclusions — with the explicit message that the public should examine the evidence themselves and draw their own conclusions.