NASA UAP data disclosure challenged by investigative journalist

NASA officials claim the agency has released all available data regarding unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) as part of the PURSUE effort. However, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart has challenged this assertion, arguing that significant historical records remain unexamined.

Coulthart specifically highlighted the original Apollo 17 ‘blue dots’ film, which is currently under review by both the Pentagon and NASA. While NASA officials suggested that unexplained blue lights in Apollo 17 photographs might be the result of radiation affecting the camera, Coulthart maintains that a definitive conclusion cannot be reached until the original film is properly examined and a formal report is released.

Beyond the Apollo missions, Coulthart is calling for fuller mission transcripts and images from the Gemini and Skylab programs to ensure a complete investigation into UAP-related historical accounts.