DOW-UAP-PR030 "Shapeshifting" object that's really two small objects

Mick West

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"Unresolved UAP Report, Middle East, 2023" — a video, submitted by US Central Command, DVIDS ID 1014102. The content: 10 seconds of infrared footage from a sensor aboard a US military platform.

The frame-by-frame description:
  • 00:01–00:05 — "No content."
  • 00:06–00:07 — "Two areas of contrast transit the sensor field-of-view. The first enters from the bottom right and exits from the top edge; the second, relatively smaller area of contrast enters from the top and exits the bottom."
  • 00:08–00:10 — "No content."

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I think the red here is showing the laser target designator. This means that the "large" object is also being hit by the laser, which I think means it's relatively close to the camera


When the "thin" object comes in, we see it's not the same as the visually large object,

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Then, if we echo each frame, we see obvious motion blur, which means the "thin" object is actually just a black dot, and the visually larger object is possibly something like a bird.

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We also see the red amount diminish, indicating it's moving out of the line of the laser. Possibly an indication of distance, if we knew the geometry.
 
Might the smaller "area of contrast" be a more distant (and possibly smaller) bird? (Or bug or something, but where one finds one bird, one often finds other birds.
 
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