Starting with the year 1947, there have been more and more reports on light in the sky and strange objects. Most of the stories were quite strange: they came from people that were just after a moment of glory and, in most cases, the pictures that were meant to be evidence and sustain the story, were actually fake. Even so, the US Air Force seemed to be uncomfortable with the reports of giant green fireballs in the sky spotted right above the state of New Mexico. The state had a great system of secret military buildings. The first nuclear attack unit in the world was based in Roswell and doctor Lincoln La Paz, a great meteorite expert was summoned. A scientific congress, held in Los Alamos in 1949, arrived to the conclusion that the fireballs in the sky were a natural phenomenon unfamiliar at that time and La Paz was assigned to the Twinkle project, financed by the US air forces.
Unfortunately, the project was ruined because of bad financing and La Paz's team did not benefit from all the facilities and equipment they needed for observation. On the 2nd of December 1951, 165 people have witnessed the silent explosion of a giant fireball above Arizona County but the event was not caught on tape and so, on the 27th of December, La Paz called the Twinkle project to an end. Immediately after, no more fire balls have been reported in the sky. In 1952, the espionage division of the American air line forces recommended that the project remain a secret because there was no scientific explanation given for the giant fireballs and some respectable scientists still believed that there was made by human hands. The espionage division kept on going with its Blue Book project which recorded all strange events.
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