Claim · E-034
Luis Elizondo: Maintains that the injuries associated with the spheres result from a kind of exposure to directed energy, almost like radiation, and that implants were found in some people that, with the human tissue removed, resemble technological devices.
Luis Elizondo · Aug 20, 2024 · Book “Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs” (HarperCollins, August 20, 2024) (Book)
Hearsay Consciousness and the paranormal
Unverifiable
These are interpretations and third-party accounts not accompanied by public medical data.
- In support
- Among the AAWSAP documents released by the Pentagon on September 18, 2026 is a 2010 study on the acute and subacute effects of anomalous fields on human biological tissues, which, however, according to the Pentagon's note does not establish a direct causal link.
Sources
- SuperSummary – summary of Imminent, chapters 6–10 (other)
- Higgypop – review of Imminent, September 10, 2024 (analysis, skeptical)
- Watch The Stars – sixth tranche of the PURSUE files with the AAWSAP contract, September 2026 (press)
On this site
People 1
Claims 2
- Luis Elizondo: Recounts that, shortly after starting his AAWSAP-related work, green luminous spheres appeared in his home… Unverifiable
- Luis Elizondo: Confirms under oath what was written in the book, namely that government employees injured by UAP were… Unverifiable
Documents 2
- The 2010 DIRD study on the effects of anomalous fields on human tissue Original available
- AARO's Consolidated Annual Report on UAP for Fiscal Year 2025 Original available
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