Over 80 years of documented sightings. Military radar, Navy pilots, airline crews, astronauts. Not one confirmed attack on a human being. J. Allen Hynek investigated UFO cases formally for the US Air Force for over 20 years. Hundreds of close encounter files. His conclusion was that the phenomenon could be "the springboard to mankind's outlook on the universe." That's what the evidence looked like to the man who spent the longest time inside the data. Jacques Vallée catalogued contact cases going back centuries across every culture on earth. The consistent pattern wasn't violence. It was observation. The nuclear sites are the clearest evidence. At Malmstrom Air Force Base in 1967, craft were seen hovering directly over nuclear missile silos. The missiles were temporarily disabled. They had the capability to launch them. They didn't touch them. The incidents at nuclear sites involved missiles suddenly and simultaneously malfunctioning, evidence, multiple military men say, that they were curious about our weapons. Curious. Not hostile. Nimitz, 2004. Roosevelt carrier group, 2015. Fighter jets encountered craft doing things no human technology can replicate. The craft approached, observed, and left. Every time. The Pentagon confirmed in 2022 there has never been a collision, despite at least 11 near misses with US assets. That's the record. Make of it what you want. submitted by /u/Soggy-Investigator53 [link] [comments]