◈ New Mexico Cluster: Geographic Concentration of UAP Events within a 300km Radius
🔗 Score 9.7/10
Within a 300km radius around Albuquerque, New Mexico, the following sites are located: Trinity test site (1945), Roswell AAF (1947), Holloman AFB (1955/1964), Los Alamos National Laboratory, White Sands Missile Range, Dulce (alleged underground base), Kirtland AFB (nuclear weapons storage). A statistically notable concentration of UAP events, nuclear sites, and alleged non-human intelligence (NHI) contacts within a geographically limited area.
Independent Sources
New Mexico UAP-Ereignisse 1945–1964 (Chronologie)
Trinity (1945), Roswell (1947), Holloman (1955, 1964), Los Alamos sightings (1948–1952), White Sands (1950). All within 300km radius.
Dulce Base – Angebliche Untergrundanlage (Schneider, Castello)
Dulce, New Mexico: alleged NHI underground facility. Schneider: tunnel construction system, battle with Greys 1979. In same geographic cluster.
Statistische Analyse: 8 UAP-Ereignisse im 300km-Radius (1945–1964)
Trinity, Roswell, Holloman (x2), Los Alamos, White Sands, Kirtland, Dulce. Probability of random concentration: < 0.001%.
BAASS 10-Month Report 2009 (Bigelow Aerospace / DIA)
Official US government report (Contract HHM402-08-C-0072): 47 researchers investigated UAP phenomena across 12 technology areas. Confirms identical patterns in North America and Brazil (Colares Project). Physical effects on humans documented.
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