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Tim Burchett also asked about UAP earlier.
Interestingly enough, Lawrence Livermore National Labs was a focus in Luna's questioning. A post in this community had previously asked about potential sightings around fusion sites, so I suggested LLNL as a potential focus. I hadn't come across anything specific, so I'll have to check into the event to see if there is public documentation on it. Curious to know more about it.
My response in the previous post about fission:
Article on sightings at LLNL.
Note the description in the second quote of it being a "round silver drone"
Edit: Additional reporting from The Debrief and the incident report for the 2019 encounter.
One more thing... It doesn't look like LLNL itself is a no-drone zone. I'm not sure the accuracy of this map, but it lists Sandia National Labs (located adjacent to LLNL) as a no drone zone. LLNL does seem to experiment with drones, but the reports in the prior article clearly weren't objects they were aware of.