Statistical Links Between Palomar Transients, Nuclear Tests, and Unexplained Aerial Phenomena in the Atomic Era

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Stephen Bruehl and Beatriz Villarroel show that brief Palomar transients were about 45% more likely within a day of nuclear tests and surged on test days, that days with many UAP reports also had more transients and together the patterns nearly triple, and that the phenomenon abruptly vanished after March 17, 1956, suggesting a possible hidden intelligence responding to humanity’s atomic era.

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