Unidentified Objects/Balloons Intercepted by US aircraft

[Arthur 33]

Canadian authorities have released an image of an unidentified object that was shot down over the country's Yukon Territory by a U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor stealth fighter in February 2023. This is the first image of any of a trio of still-unidentified objects that were downed over the United States and Canada that month, details about which remain scant. The new disclosure continues to raise more questions about those incidents given that the picture appears to have been declassified within days of the shootdown, but was then withheld from release until now.

Source: https://www.twz.com/air/first-look-at-mystery-object-shot-down-over-canada-by-f-22-raptor-last-year

My initial thoughts are about time. Now we have the first photo of what is assuredly many more photos and videos.

Some people are saying this "packman" object was taken by a aircraft looking directly up at it. But that is just a rumor that has not been verified. Also surveillance pods/planes don't typically take photo/video looking directly up. Far more likely to be a side view from miles away.

 

[deirdre]

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Canadian authorities have released an image of an unidentified object that was shot down over the country's Yukon Territory by a U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor stealth fighter in February 2023. This is the first image of any of a trio of still-unidentified objects that were downed over the United States and Canada that month, details about which remain scant. The new disclosure continues to raise more questions about those incidents given that the picture appears to have been declassified within days of the shootdown, but was then withheld from release until now.

Source: https://www.twz.com/air/first-look-at-mystery-object-shot-down-over-canada-by-f-22-raptor-last-year

My initial thoughts are about time. Now we have the first photo of what is assuredly many more photos and videos.

Some people are saying this "packman" object was taken by a aircraft looking directly up at it. But that is just a rumor that has not been verified. Also surveillance pods/planes don't typically take photo/video looking directly up. Far more likely to be a side view from miles away.

Discussion of that release is discussed inthis thread:
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/im...us-object-shot-down-over-yukon-in-2023.13668/