◈ NASA Astronaut UAP Consistency: Mercury → Gemini → Apollo → Skylab (1961–1973)
🔗 Score 9.4/10
Over 12 years and across 4 different NASA programs, independent astronaut crews consistently report unknown objects in orbit. Mercury pilot Gordon Cooper (1963), Gemini 7 (Borman/Lovell, 1965), Apollo 11 (Armstrong/Aldrin/Collins, 1969), Apollo 12 (Conrad/Bean, 1969), Apollo 17 (Cernan/Evans/Schmitt, 1972), and Skylab 3 (1973) — all now officially documented through the war.gov PURSUE Release 01+02. Crews did not know each other, had no communication during the missions, and reported independently.
Independent Sources
Frank Borman & James Lovell (Gemini 7, 1965) ↗Sighted a 'bogey' (unknown object) in near orbital vicinity. Officially explained as rocket booster, but crew insisted on the difference. PURSUE file: war.gov/ufo/gemini-7-borman-lovell-1965
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.