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00:02:25 1 Early green fireballs
00:09:42 2 Project Twinkle
00:12:43 3 Opinions of Los Alamos scientists
00:15:37 4 Astronomer sightings of green fireballs
00:16:34 5 Green fireballs after Project Twinkle
00:19:37 6 Atomic testing and fallout theory
00:23:57 7 Condon Committee theory
00:25:36 8 Other UFO Investigations of Dr. Lincoln LaPaz
00:25:44 8.1 Roswell Incident (1947)
00:26:57 8.2 Anomalous satellites (mid-1950s)
00:27:49 8.3 Zamora/Socorro Incident (1964)
00:28:30 8.4 Green fireballs revisited (1965)
00:29:38 9 Green fireballs outside the United States
00:32:09 10 See also



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Green fireballs are a type of unidentified flying object which have been sighted in the sky since the early 1950s. Early sightings primarily occurred in the southwestern United States, particularly in New Mexico. They were once of notable concern to the US government because they were often clustered around sensitive research and military installations, such as Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratory, then Sandia base.Meteor expert Dr. Lincoln LaPaz headed much of the investigation into the fireballs on behalf of the military. LaPaz's conclusion was that the objects displayed too many anomalous characteristics to be a type of meteor and instead were artificial, perhaps secret Soviet spy devices. The green fireballs were seen by many people of high repute including LaPaz, distinguished Los Alamos scientists, Kirtland AFB intelligence officers and Air Command Defense personnel. A February 1949 Los Alamos conference attended by aforementioned sighters, Project Sign, world-renowned upper atmosphere physicist Dr. Joseph Kaplan, H-bomb scientist Dr. Edward Teller, other scientists and military brass concluded, though far from unanimously, that green fireballs were natural phenomena. To the conference attendees, though the green fire ball source was unknown, their existence was unquestioned. Secret conferences were convened at Los Alamos to study the phenomenon and in Washington by the U.S. Air Force Scientific Advisory Board.In December 1949 Project Twinkle, a network of green fireball observation and photographic units, was established but never fully implemented. It was discontinued two years later, with the official conclusion that the phenomenon was probably natural in origin.Green fireballs have been given natural, man-made, and extraterrestrial origins and have become associated with both the Cold War and ufology. Because of the extensive government paper trail on the phenomenon, many ufologists consider the green fireballs to be among the best documented examples of unidentified flying objects (UFOs).