Pantex Nuclear Weapons Facility: A Jellyfish UAP Invaded Its Most Classified Areas in 2013. Two Thermal Videos Exist. Nobody Was Told.
In 2013, a jellyfish-shaped UAP with a dome on top and tentacles at the bottom penetrated the core operational areas of the Pantex nuclear weapons facility in Texas — passing between the site’s plutonium pit storage areas (Site 4 and Site 12) before accelerating upward at extreme speed. Two thermal camera videos exist. They have not been released to the public. The NNSA confirmed it cannot say whether it constitutes UAP.
The 2013 Pantex Incident
Corbell and Knapp reported thermal footage from two cameras at Pantex showing a jellyfish-shaped UAP moving through the facility’s central areas — between Site 4 and Site 12, the highest-classification and highest-value areas of Pantex, which produces approximately 85% of all non-nuclear components for US nuclear weapons.
At the core of the UFO problem has always been the incursions into nuclear bases — our most heavily guarded and secretive installations. These intrusions are commonplace, and continue unabated — and typically unacknowledged — to this day. Government security teams have failed to identify the intruders and appear powerless to stop them.
— Jeremy Corbell
The 2015 Diamond Object
FOIA documents obtained by journalist Dustin Slaughter confirmed a separate 2015 incident at Pantex: a diamond-shaped object tracked by ground radar and photographed from a nearby radar tower. Sandia National Laboratories analysed the images — the results are redacted to protect ‘unclassified controlled nuclear information.’ The NNSA cannot confirm the Energy Secretary was even informed.
The DOE Pattern
Pantex is DOE/NNSA. LANL is DOE. Kirtland AFB sits next to Sandia — both DOE. The Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC) is DOE. Every major institution in the 11 Missing Scientists case cluster is DOE-connected. UAP activity at the nuclear weapons complex — Pantex, LANL, Kirtland, White Sands — is the operational manifestation of the pattern UAP Gerb identified decades ago: the UAP programme is baked into the DOE’s Atomic Energy Act architecture.