The Truth Is Out There

This audio recording contains air to ground communications and the NASA Public Affairs audio feed with commentary, recorded during the flight of the Gemini 7 mission. In this excerpted segment of audio, Astronaut Frank Borman reports to NASA mission control in Houston his sighting of an unidentified object, which he referred to as a "bogey." This sighting occurred on December 5, 1965. The dialogue includes Borman's initial report, as well as additional comments by Astronaut Jim Lovell, Borman's fellow crew member.

Astronauts Borman and Lovell report bogey, booster, and particle field from orbit.

AI read: Astronaut Frank Borman reported a 'bogey' at ten o'clock high, distinct from the booster and numerous small particles observed passing nearby. Jim Lovell described the booster as a brilliant body with trillions of particles, tumbling ahead.

NASA advisor weighs policy if alien intelligence discovered in space.

AI read: No UAP sighting or object described; document speculates hypothetically on alien intelligence discovery.

Witness reports circular object with crystal dome reflecting lights over city streets.

AI read: Circular object with a crystal-type dome that reflected lights, observed passing northward from southwest, crossing Detroit three blocks south of Six Mile at Lamphere Street.

Polish POW witnessed massive rotating disc rise from tarpaulin enclosure near Berlin.

AI read: Circular vehicle, 75-100 yards diameter, 14 feet high with dark gray top/bottom sections and blurring three-foot middle ring, rose vertically from 100-150 yard tarpaulin-walled enclosure then moved horizontally; accompanied by high-pitched whine causing tractor engine to stall.

Three U.S. observers aboard Soviet train witnessed two revolving discs ascend vertically near dusk.

AI read: Two round, circular objects resembling flying discs or saucers ascended almost vertically from 1-2 miles south of the rail line, with outer surfaces revolving slowly to the right, two stationary lights on top near the middle, and sparks or flame from the bottom. They reached about 6000 feet slowly, then accelerated sharply northward in level flight, maintaining discus-like attitude.

NASA official weighs policy if alien intelligence discovered amid UFO debate.

AI read: No specific UAP sighting or object described; document speculates on hypothetical alien intelligence and references flying saucer claims without evidence.

Air Force flight services document multiple unidentified objects defying conventional aircraft behavior.

AI read: Compilation of three Air Force reports detailing sightings of spherical, cylindrical, and circular objects exhibiting unusual motion, including hovering motionless then accelerating rapidly, with no sound or exhaust in most cases.

Three B-29 crews sighted a fast-climbing aircraft leaving smoke trails off Dutch coast.

AI read: Unidentified aircraft sighted by three crews of the 307th Bomb Group at 30,000 feet off west coast of Holland. Cruised at normal jet speed heading 120 degrees, then left smoke and condensation trails with sudden acceleration and climb. Evaluated as single jet-propelled aircraft with rocket assists and tremendous reserve power.

Rail workers reported a round, glowing object streaking east at high speed.

AI read: Round object appearing nine inches in diameter from ground, phosphorescent, with phosphorescent trail, moving at great speed on heading 90 degrees at 6-8 miles altitude.

Air Materiel Command deems flying discs real, disc-shaped objects with extreme performance.

AI read: Reports describe disc-shaped objects with metallic or light-reflecting surfaces, circular or elliptical, flat on bottom and domed on top, exhibiting high speeds over 300 knots, extreme climb rates, roll maneuverability, and evasive actions when sighted by aircraft or radar; formations of 3-9 objects noted, usually silent but occasionally with rumbling roar.

Allied pilots reported glowing balls of fire and cylindrical objects defying explanation.

AI read: Pilots from the 415th Night Fighter Squadron and 67th TAC/R Group reported orange lights, balls of fire, and an aluminum-colored cylindrical object about 12 feet long and 1 foot in diameter, floating vertically at 9,000 feet with small fins and a mast from the lower end. It was attacked, partially deflated, and emitted a red flame without smoke.