The DoW/ AARO say it's IR,
The United States Indo-Pacific Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of 1 minute and 16 seconds of video footage from an...
Given the resolution, and (as I see now Mick has already pointed out) the likely motion blur, it looks to me to be consistent with any of those, though not sufficiently well resolved to tell if it in fact IS any of those.
The elongation/tilting of the shape appears to be from motion blur
(The irregular spacing here is from frame-rate mismatch in intermediate re-encoding)
It's really too low-resolution to tell much about the shape, and certainly not enough...
And sometimes they even do THIS sort of thing while flying:
Source: https://youtu.be/e8Prw9AZ9jw?t=27
Which raises two thoughts:
Thought the First: Any claim that a formation of things in the air can't be birds because it is not in a "V" is...
The elongation/tilting of the shape appears to be from motion blur
(The irregular spacing here is from frame-rate mismatch in intermediate re-encoding)
It's really too low-resolution to tell much about the shape, and certainly not enough...
Hi folks, excited to finally join. Like so many others, have traversed from uncritical enthusiast within the UAP realm to a stronger application of a STEM and CS background to this topic with a skeptical disposition. To the extent folks are...
A very interesting one in my opinion.
https://www.war.gov/UFO/?type=.vid&releaseDate=Release+04&release=04#DOW-UAP-PR109-Unresolved-UAP-Report-Eastern-United-States-2015...
As you should be!
This seems to show that if one looks for a logical, though mundane, explanation for UFO sightings, one often finds them. If one looks for anything but a logical, though mundane, explanation one misses them. They start from the...
It happens around the time when the objects stop moving from left to right in the frame and just before the drone start banking the other way. I think a change in the angle of reflected light is more likely.
Saw migrating geese passing over many times when I was a youngster. Usually in a 'V' of some sort, but sometimes one leg of the 'V' would have dozens of geese in it and the other leg would only have two. Geese did not appear to be too concerned...
Hi folks, excited to finally join. Like so many others, have traversed from uncritical enthusiast within the UAP realm to a stronger application of a STEM and CS background to this topic with a skeptical disposition. To the extent folks are...