The U.S. Army recorded something in the sky and sent the footage to the government's UFO office with zero explanation.

1 minute and 49 seconds of infrared video from a military platform, submitted this year, no description, no notes, no context, just the clip.

In the footage, the sensor first locks onto something, then suddenly switches to track 2 separate objects, zooming in to keep them in frame while panning across the sky.

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The object in this footage doesn't flee. Doesn't accelerate away. Doesn't crash.

It simply becomes indistinguishable the moment the background changes.

Small, circular, flying toward land, disappears the instant water becomes coastline.

That's not a natural phenomenon. That looks like a capability.

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Ok, what do we have here now? A freaking inverted teardrop with a long vertical pole hanging underneath it?

Why not...

The thing is just floating there above the water, feeling it while being recorded

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Fast. Agile. Glowing. No identifiable propulsion, no flight surfaces, no logic.

We've now watched the U.S. military track dozens of these across 2 decades, on every sensor available, in every theater of operation.

They don't know what it is.

So genuinely... what do you think it is?

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GM

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A U.S. military sensor tracked an object making 90-degree turns at 80 mph near the ocean surface.

The sensor locked it with a targeting reticle at minute one. The same system used to track missiles.

The object became indistinguishable from the background and the sensor lost it entirely.

Not because it flew away. Because it became invisible to military infrared optics.

The sensor spent the last 30 seconds "rapidly cycling zoom levels and contrast thresholds" trying to find it again.

It couldn't.

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This object does something none of the others do.

It disappears and reappears, not because it moves out of frame, but while the sensor is actively tracking it. Irregularly. Intermittently. Like a signal dropping in and out.

Then it jumps position when the sensor switches imaging modes, visible on the left in one spectrum, reappearing on the right in another.

Same object. Different location depending on how you look at it.

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Teledyne FLIR public version

The wavelength of infrared that thermal imaging cameras detect is 3 to 12 μm and differs significantly from that of night vision, which operates in the visible light and near-infrared ranges (0.4 to 1.0 μm).
https://www.flir.com/products/k2/

Medium wave flir is for gasses, like in residential leak detection.
Long wave cooled by cryo for this stuff probably

What's going on here?

You mad bro?

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