In the 1940s, mysterious green fireballs appeared over New Mexico, sparking curiosity and concern. These strange lights, seen by civilians and military personnel alike, challenged understanding of natural and technological phenomena.

Set against the backdrop of World War II and rapid advances in science and secret military projects, the fireballs became symbols of secret experiments or potentially extraterrestrial visitors. The sightings, especially in 1949, prompted official investigations, but explanations remain inconclusive.

Some believe these glowing objects were advanced military technology, while others see them as alien visitors or inexplicable natural phenomena. Over time, government secrecy and possible cover-ups fueled conspiracy theories. Today, the green fireballs continue to intrigue researchers, flying into the landscape of UFO lore and paranormal mysteries. This book explores their origins, sightings, scientific and military interest, and lasting legacy in popular culture and Ufology.