Introduction The advent of nuclear detonations and the global surge in reported UFO sightings are two phenomena that define the 20th century, both of which have captured global attention and intrigue. Many UFO experts and whistleblowers have previously highlighted UFO incursions in or around nuclear weapons facilities, prompting questions regarding the UFO phenomenon and its perceived interest in our nuclear capabilities. The global surge in reported UFO reports in the nuclear era presents a compelling backdrop for statistical analyses which remains hitherto unexplored. Here I conduct a series of statistical tests to determine whether temporal relationships exist between nuclear detonations and reported UFO sightings across the globe. It is noteworthy that this study is strictly confined to (1) nuclear detonations, not including stockpile locations, nuclear ICBM silo locations, or powerplants, and (2) UFO data in the public domain. This study, therefore, inherently fails to fully encompass the relationship between the UFO phenomenon and our nuclear capabilities. It is, however, necessary to explore this relationship in the wake of recent US government activities and hearings regarding the UFO phenomenon, and past claims from US government officials and contractors citing increased UFO activity around nuclear bases. Data Description Nuclear data: -…
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A Statistical Analysis on the Temporal Relationship Between Nuclear Detonations and Reported UFO Sightings in the Cold War Era
