"Historic Photos Reveal Sky's Bright Anomalies Tied to Nuclear Tests"

A study analyzing historical photographs from the Palomar Observatory reveals bright anomalies in the sky, linked to dates of nuclear weapons testing, shedding light on unexplained phenomena.

• Researchers from the Vanishing and Appearing Sources during a Century of Observations (VASCO) project examined photographic plates from the Palomar Observatory, revealing mysterious bright spots linked to nuclear weapons testing.
• The photographs, taken between 1949 and 1957, predate the launch of the first satellite, providing unique insights into unidentified flying objects observed during the early Cold War era.
• Collaboration with the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics and Stockholm University enhances the credibility of the astronomical survey, as scientists seek to understand the implications of these transient objects.