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Lincoln LaPaz

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American astronomer and meteoritics specialist at the University of New Mexico, the leading investigator of the late-1940s Green Fireballs reports around the New Mexico nuclear installations. LaPaz personally tracked and analysed fireball sightings and repeatedly noted their departure from normal meteor behaviour.

At the 1949 Los Alamos Conference on Aerial Phenomena, documented in PURSUE Release 04 record DOE-UAP-D004, LaPaz is quoted stating that nothing like the fireballs had, to his knowledge, ever been observed in meteorite falls, against the conference’s leading meteor hypothesis.

The 1952 talk released by PURSUE as DOW-UAP-D154 says LaPaz worked for OSI in 1949 on the green fireballs and held that they came from Russia, a view the speaker calls a good story he cannot rule out (Edward J. Ruppelt).

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Green Fireballs · Los Alamos Conference on Aerial Phenomena · Edward Teller · PURSUE · Edward J. Ruppelt

RECORDED 12 Jul 2026 · LAST EDITED 24 Sep 2026

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