Los Alamos National Laboratory
The Department of Energy nuclear-weapons laboratory in New Mexico, birthplace of the atomic bomb (Manhattan Project, 1943). A recurring node in this network: home to Oppenheimer and Teller, directed by Donald Kerr (1979-85), overseen by Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, near Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, and the seed of the Santa Fe Institute. The physical heart of America's weapons-physics establishment.
In neither threadRuled on 3 September 2026 as belonging to NEITHER thread. It is on this map through the nuclear-weapons laboratories; the 1949 aerial-phenomena conference is its own node. AN EMPTY SUBJECT IS A RULING, NOT A GAP - a missing field would have meant nobody had looked.
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named it under oath as one of three Department of Energy sites he says appear to be under surveillanceUnidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truthprinted p. 47 · PDF p. 51Caveat READ THIS BESIDE MICHAEL GOLD ON THE SAME PANEL, printed page 31 of the same hearing: "because we have got more cameras, more monitoring of national security, we do not know how extensive UAP activity may be over civilian areas." That is sensor bias, and it is the strongest honest objection to reading this clustering as a fact about where UAP are rather than a fact about where the sensors are. It was raised in the same room, on the same day, by a sworn witness, and it travels with this claim.
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named it as a sensitive site under apparent surveillancesame document as the row aboveprinted p. 47 · PDF p. 51 checked against the page
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the Atomic Energy Commission security office at Los Alamos was on the distribution list for the Air Force summaryGeneral Correspondence of Sandiaprinted p. 3 · PDF p. 22 checked against the page
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saw the Los Alamos cluster on ATIC's map and explained it as an artifact of how closely the place is guardedReport of Meetings of Scientific Advisory Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects, Convened by Office of Scientific Intelligence, CIA, 14-18 January 1953printed p. 15 · PDF p. 25 checked against the page
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4th Director of Los Alamos National Laboratory (1979-85); worked there from 1966AFIO obituary (2025); Senate confirmation records
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developed the hydrogen bomb there; a founding figure of the labWikipedia: Edward Teller
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wartime director who led the Manhattan Project thereWikipedia: Robert Oppenheimer
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as Energy Secretary oversaw the DOE weapons labs including Los AlamosWikipedia: Bill Richardson
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his Zorro Ranch sat near Los Alamos; per Bannon recordings he expressed interest in retired Los Alamos physicists (unverified inference)analyst note; press reporting
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the Los Alamos mathematician behind the Teller-Ulam design and Monte Carlo methodWikipedia: Stanislaw Ulam
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Manhattan Project scientist thereWikipedia: John von Neumann
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co-manages it via Triad National Security LLCBattelle.org, National Lab Management
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co-managed it (2006-2018) via Los Alamos National Security LLCBechtel.com; Wikipedia: Los Alamos National Security
Notes on this record
Federally Funded Research and Development Center. is an FFRDC; administrator Triad National Security LLC, sponsor Department of Energy Source: NSF/NCSES Master Government List of FFRDCs, February 2026 list, read 2026-08-21 by web fetch (third provenance grade - not rendered and read by eye).