ALL Government UFO Videos Explained.

Folks, it isn't every day that the Department of War in the United States releases files regarding UFOs. As of 8am this morning on the 8th of May, 2026, there are currently 17 pages of links, documents, files, photos, and video evidence of UFO, UAP, and anomalous phenomenon. This includes technical debriefings done by Apollo astronauts and pilots. This includes cases like those of Lonnie Zamora in Sakura, New Mexico in 1964. It also includes cases like the Kenneth Arnold sightings, which were made famous because they happened actually prior to Roswell in 1947. But among all those amazing files, which I have to sift through, that were released to us from the FBI and different departments within different agencies in the United States government, the most interesting of which currently that are bouncing around the internet are the videos. We're going to be looking at every single video in this UFO release starting now. Like this video, subscribe. Let's get into it. So here we are on the US Department of War website. And as we scroll down, we'll find ourselves the 17 pages now. Look at all of these links. These are all FBI links. They are in ascending order. So they begin here, the earliest of which I think around 19 in the 1940s and then go all the way up to 2026. And those are the videos that we'll be looking at. I don't normally do these type of videos. I don't normally chase ambulances or cover news, but this is pretty important here. These are all files. I'm just going to go through them one out of time. Now I was looking through them this morning. And I found some really interesting things. Nothing about Roswell, nothing about the Aztec crash. In fact, there's a lot of missing time on these files. But I do appreciate that we're getting something here. PDF, PDF, PDFs, PDFs, more PDFs. These are things that we'll have to look for eventually. But here we go. We start getting into the video videos as of page nine. So the first one we have here, this is the United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the all-domain anomaly research office arrow consisting of 10 seconds of video footage from infrared sensor aboard US military platform in 2022. Here it is. So we have what seems to be this slow moving object moving across frame now. That's it. You know, what is that? Your guess is good as mine could be a balloon, could be anything. Obviously, I don't think that that one is going to break the internet anytime soon especially because everything is censored and it's only 10 seconds of footage. So we go to the next one. This one here, this is at the five second mark. The video depicts an object moving from right to left across the top right quarter of the sensor field of view. Top right corner. We're looking over here. There we go. That was it. It is very fast and because the camera is stationary, we're not necessarily observing like some parallax effect. Now, is this a small object close to the lens appearing to move fast or is this a large object moving faster? Yes. It is as good as mine. I would probably opt for the former. In this case, you know, usually the mundane explanations are the correct ones. But that was taken in Syria. So interesting. These war-torn countries specifically seem to attract some of this, you know, activity. Here we go. This one. Video description. The video depicts an area of contrast moving from the bottom left to the top right corner of the sensor field of view. It approximately six seconds. The area of contrast leaves the sensor field of view in the top right corner of the frame. Okay. There it is. That is an interesting one because this one does seem to move a lot faster and you would expect a balloon to move. It doesn't seem to have any sort of fluttering wings like we would see on a bird. Now, could that just be a drone? I would say my guess would be drone if not a UAP, which they probably assumed as well. And that was in Iraq. Here we go to the United Arab Emirates. And this one here from zero to 17 area of contrast remains generally within the top left corner of the display. But the sensor pans from right to left causing the area of contrast to pass through the sensor. Okay. The sensor pans unless you're right. Okay. The sensor stops tracking. Let's just watch the video here. Oh, it seems like can we download it? Ooh, you can't download it. Okay. It seems like some of these have been pulled from the site already. Very, very interesting. Okay. So that one's a no-go. The UAE. Nothing to see here. And this one as well. So two videos in the UAE are completely censored. Let's go on to the next one. Okay. And yet another one from Greece. And yet another one from the Gulf of Oman. Huh. Folks, stay tuned to the end of the video. 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All right, I'm going to stop talking and pushing my own live show, but I think it's really relevant, but it's also probably nothing. But here we go. We're in Syria now. And here we have an indistinctly shaped multi-colored area that moves from the right to the left across the top edge of the sensor display within the first few seconds of the video. And this is from a full-motion video FMV camera aboard a US military platform in 2024. I described the UAP consisting of a mis-shape in and uneven ball of white light. And reported that the light/glare halo effect occurred at the top of the FMV feed. Let's have a look. That's it. What is that? Did you catch that? I mean, to me, that seems like almost some type of lens flare. It's moving erratically. I will agree. Also, notice the dogs down here or the animals down here. I don't know what to make of that. Honestly, not that impressed by that one. Either let's go to the next one. That one wasn't Syria. We have another one from Syria. Also, October in 2024. Is this the same footage? Whoa! Now, again, okay, let's read the description here. Again, the must, the mis-shape in an uneven ball of white light. So this is the same type of thing. Look at the top of the frame here. That is very strange to look at, I will agree. Okay, UFO sort of coming into existence. Don't know what to make of that. Can that also be a lens flare? Light does behave in mysterious ways, folks. Alright, we're going to the third one from this same time frame here. What is this? That's it. That's what we get. What is that? Semitransparent, irregular, shaped, orange areas. Overlay the background image you're persisting for less than two seconds. That's it. Okay, hold on. Full motion. This shape is not even ball of white light. Okay, so this must be a different. So what we're getting here, it seems to be like three different vantage points of the same anomalous activity. I don't know if that red means that it is giving off a heat signature. I don't know what that means, why there is red in the frame. I have no idea. Doesn't seem to say here. But it does say two semi-transparent or regular shaped orange areas. Overlay the background imagery. Okay, I would call that anomalous and unidentified. Here we go to Greece, 2023 and a company mission report making multiple. This one folks is probably for me the most impressive of all of the videos that were released because there is no observable parallax effect where the background sort of moves faster due to the camera zoom. The background seems at one point stationary, but this object traveling apparently at around 80 miles an hour. Yeah, yes. Oh my God. This thing does right angle turns at 80 miles an hour now. I did some research and for any conventional aircraft to perform the same maneuver, not including a drone, but even a drone, you know, wouldn't behave in this way. I don't think. But conventional aircraft take about 20 to 30 seconds to perform a right angle turn. So here we go, check this out right in the first few seconds. Right there on the bottom and boom, right angle turn stops comes back. Now it looks like there's a bit of movement happening like the camera's moving, but now the camera's stable. And look at that. It just bounces back and forth. Now the camera's moving with it, but it's still, I mean, this acceleration is crazy. Look at that. Back and forth it goes. Seems like it's having a hard time locking on the object as well. This thing is just playfully whizzing about. Okay, I haven't got a lock on it, but it does seem to be tracking it here as it moves. Oh, and there's a lock happening. Boom. They've locked in on the target. Let's see what happens. It seems to be behaving now. It's like, ooh, I got caught time to just fly in a straight line like a duck. Incredibly interesting, though. All right, we have some type of overlay effect happening. I don't know if that's in post or if that's the sensor itself. Trying to perhaps use a different sensor or measuring device or just increasing the contrast so that we can see the object better as it gets further away from the camera seemingly. And then we've lost it here. So I don't know whether that's because of the distance, the focus or did it go underwater? I don't know. Do we find it again? I can imagine the shock of the person manning this drone or whatever it is. Seeing those initial movements must be very alarming. This to me stands out is probably the most important of all the videos. Let's go back to the beginning here. I just want to see this one more time. Do you see it come up in a frame here? There it is. Boom, hits the 90 degree, comes back. Notice the background now is slightly moving, but now we've stopped, right? And look immediately does these incredible maneuvers, like what is this? Could this be a very high powered drone? No way of knowing. I know that if you're in the middle of the ocean, your drone needs to be connected. To something, whoever is controlling the drone and the bandwidth or the ability to control the drone, there probably has some distance limitations. And I don't know where this is, it says grease, but who knows where this is in a lake or in a ocean. Very interesting to find out, but regardless, probably the most important of all of them, I think so far. On to the next we go. So that one was in grease. This one also in grease, can we look at the dates compared to the other one here? Incident date, no date given. Okay. It's 2023. All right, let's just have a look at this video here. Okay. Seems to be moving in a straight line. Whoa, what are those other ones? It's going on here. We're tracking the one thing, but what about those, oh, those, those might be boats. I thought we were looking at the sky for a second, and it seems like we're looking downwards. Let's look at that again. Where I thought we were looking up, we're actually observing the water here. So those are probably, these are probably boats in the water. But this one can't tell if it's flying under the clouds or above. Yeah, it does seem to be traveling rather rapidly. You know, we have, we have comparison here. We have perspective with the land now. And so that thing does look like it's moving quite rapidly. And coming from the water again, can I just note, or those of you at home watching, just take a note, how many of these are happening over bodies of water? There's probably a substantial amount of them ever raising my conviction on the forechan whistleblower and the underwater deep sea mobile construction unit. This one in the Middle East is what we're given here. Oh, wow, this looks like an Epstein file. So it looks like some type of oil rigour in the middle of the ocean. We got a flyby here happening. Let's have a look. Okay, there's something that entered the frame. Let me just go back here right there. So something enters the frame right here. And let's see if our camera operator picks that up as he zooms in. Now I think he's chasing the object. Do we see it anywhere there at the top of the screen by the redacted stuff? I don't know if this is the camera moving or if it's the object moving. That's what's really hard to tell about these videos sometimes is that you can't really see the camera seems to be stopped, but again, really hard to tell. The other video gave us a little bit more. Oh, okay. If we could just see the ocean, we would know if this object was moving erratically or if that's just the camera operator trying to like track the object. If it's stationary or if it's moving a straight line, these are things that would be really interesting to know. And again, all of the telemetry data as you can see is redacted. So not giving us much to go on in terms of distance, in terms of speed. Really hard to say what it is we are looking at. - Now the shape of it is anomalous, right? We're not seeing wings. Any protrusions seems to be ovoid shaped, egg shaped perhaps. Okay, now we're seeing movement across the screen. So we are following, it does seem like we're tracking this object. And then something got redacted there, not sure. More and more of these black boxes just keep appearing. And that's it. Okay, so what I just wanna see with this says here, an area of contrast, okay, hold on. Area of contrast reenters the sensor field of view. And when they say the area of contrast, this is the UAP, by the way. The area of contrast remains generally within the sensor field of view. The sensor narrows its field of view to zoom in on the area of contrast. The sensor further narrows its area in the field of view to zoom in on the contrast. A blue reticle briefly appears on screen, but does not acquire a lock on the area of contrast. The sensor switches to a different modality and loses track of the area of contrast. Okay, so it doesn't say anything about doing 90 degree turns or right angle turns or, so it does perhaps, you know, maybe a little to the idea that it's just moving in a straight line. That was in the Middle East. Here we go back in the Middle East once again. Seems to be a boat here. Let's have a look. Pretty ominous, these views, isn't it? Like how crazy. Boom, okay, that's it, that's all we get. Straight line once again, so this doesn't check one of the observables here. It's just fast moving object. Your guess is as good as mine. You know, debunkers will say it's a duck. They might be right, I don't know. Very hard to say based on that. Arabian gulf is next. Or so that was the Arabian gulf in my bad. Another one from the Middle East here. Oh yeah, okay. This one looks wild. This is the wildest looking one of the bunch. It's this giant, you know, chandelier, star, type object. Now, years ago, I believe two years ago, Jeremy Corbell had leaked a photo of this actually. So to his credit, credit to Jeremy Corbell, actually getting stuff that would have been to classify it eventually. And so, you know, if you're ever questioning some of the releases he has, whether or not this is a UFO, I don't know, I can't say. But, you know, his sources were legitimate. If he's coming out with that type of stuff. Now, there was a leak. I think a 4chan leak right around the time of immaculate constellation, which, you know, leaked photos of the legend UFOs that look like stars. I'll put them up right now. And, you know, I don't know, I don't know if that's real or not, but that could be what we're looking at. Now, the one thing I will say, and this was pointed out to me when I shared this, the one thing I will say is that first of all, there's a few observables here. One observable is there seems to be like a plume of light. And that plume is probably from a light source or a heat source is my guess, but then we see a trail. Now, a trail usually comes from either smoke or heat. That type of thing, which isn't readily associated with normal UFOs, like they don't really leave a heat trail, they're kind of just zip off, and that's what makes them anomalous. This one, however, I mean, it does at one point, so although it is moving erratically, at one point, there is something else that comes in the frame here, up here, notice in the top left. It seems like there might be some type of parachute. Right there, and it's kind of attached to it. Like this might be one of those parachute vehicles that just lost control in the wind, maybe, I don't know. It's an educated guess, but as you can see, the shape of that, I don't know if that's caused by a light reflection, which it might very well be, but it also kind of looks like the shape of a parachute, paraglider type of deal. I don't know what to make of this, as far as visually, it is the most stunning, but it also behaves the most prosaically, meaning it seems to have an explanation that isn't out of this world. Unfortunately, I don't, I don't, this one, at first when I saw it, I was like, oh my God, what is this? And I'm sure many of you also have that gestalt, but looking into it a little deeper, you kind of get the sense that it might just be something with regular chemical propulsion. What do you think? Let me know in the comments. All right, let's see what we got next. We're back in the Arabian Gulf here in 2020. Okay, let's have a look. It's gonna be a fast one, there it is. On the bottom right, hard to spot, bottom right. Keep an eye out, bottom right. There it is, okay. Not particularly that impressive, that could be a bird, that could be a bug, that could be a particle close to the lens, I don't know, could be anything. Nothing conclusive there. Thankfully, nonetheless, that we're getting things just not very impressed by them so far. Except that one that does the right angle stuff, right? Let's play this one here. Another one from the Arabian Gulf here. Now, I don't know if we're looking up or if we're looking down. Chances are we're looking down. Okay, we got some text, interesting. Small thermal signature. Unfortunately, hiding behind the redacted text. Okay, seems to be floating along rather slowly and then, oh, there seems to be like some acceleration there. And that's us moving, not it. Important to know, every time the camera moves, it can feel like the object is moving in comparison. So when the camera stationary, like it is now, seems like the clouds are moving. Now, the camera's moving towards it. Trying out different filters here. Didn't seem to. Let's see if there's anything we can glean from the written information. Not really anything, okay. Interesting to note as well that these were all handed to Arrow. So these have all been looked at by Arrow and have a look here. What are we looking at? Okay, we see some land. Maybe, here we go. Now, there is some fluttering here. And I say that because sometimes that fluttering, especially with a night vision, if you're looking at infrared, I have a night vision scope to look at the stars. And when any type of mammal or bird bat or what have you flies into frame, it flutters like this because of its wings and because of the light that it's giving off through the heat signature, I guess. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what to make of this. It's hard to tell how fast this object is moving, obviously. Parallax is a real thing. I know it's been brought up a lot to debunk a lot of these things, but Parallax is an absolutely real thing. So if you have a really long camera lens, which these drones obviously do, they're probably thousands of feet in the air. And they're zooming in with these incredibly long telescopic lenses. It will compress the background. So the tighter the zoom, the more compressed the background. And then even moving slightly, we'll give the impression of moving very fast. And so that is a real thing. I wish we could just see if that was a saucer. Wouldn't that be cool if you just had 4K image of a saucer? Not like we have all the tech in the world. Somebody needs to strap an iPhone to these things. All right. OK, here we have another one, again, a very subtle object that moves at the bottom of the front. So so quick, there it is. right here, the bottom middle of the frame. Boom. Now, I would err on the side of caution with this one as well. The vehicle that is taking and capturing this footage is moving, you know, as we can see towards the west and it is moving in the opposite direction of the object. Now, what that usually means that that can be a stationary object that we're just flying over, say a balloon. If the same happens when you see, you know, you see parachuters and one of them is filming the other and he opens a shoot and he looks like he goes up, he's not going up. It's just the other guy keeps going down and he's being, you know, obviously slowed down and has that same type of effect here, is that if that object is stationary, it's like if you see an airplane from an airplane and if it's going in the opposite direction, it looks like it's just going so fast. Kind of what we're seeing there, I think. And that one's in Djibouti. Here we go. Now, we have one here. The video features incidentally recorded audio, which does not relate to the visual content. Okay. In at around 31 seconds, the sensor pans down to the right to focus out of an area of contrast. The sensor tracks area of contrast against the background for approximately three minutes. Okay. And then it cycles through various radicals to try and I guess gauge some of the telemetry or information. So let's have a look. So up to 30 seconds, nothing happens. But then at 30, that is crazy that we can just see things like that from. Okay. So there it is. I wonder what the operator was doing initially. Were they observing the boat or were they tracking this object previously? You know, it's an interesting question. Like, what were you doing there? Is that your job every day? Is just to look at boats for hours? I mean, again, we've got this luminous orb traveling in a singular direction. It's really hard to say if it is a singular direction. I would love to have some reference here that shows me the object bouncing back and forth or just even zigzagging or moving erratically, but we're not seeing any of the observables. So far, we've only seen one of the five observables on that one video in Greece of it moving it, you know, 80 miles an hour and doing right angle turns. As far for the rest, I mean, this is all. Again, I don't know. Is that moving with the camera? Are we tracking it? Is it? It seems to be going up and down, but I don't know if that's. I don't know what that is. And then it tracks this thing. Here we go. We're in a little bit closer. Yeah. Just a lot of the same, really. The all kind of looked like that initial go-fast video. Here we go. The camera stopped and still just straight line. Okay. This one in the Southern United States. That's interesting. Let's have a look here. All right. We've locked onto the object. Is that. Does that look like a triangle, do you? Or is that still just like a singular object? It looks like multiple objects or like a. The object does seem to have three points to it. Do you guys see that? Okay, and it does appear to be moving rapidly. Now, yeah. Starting to look like a spaceship. This one's got more of an interesting shape to it. Oh, wow. Hold on. I wish those redacted things weren't there. Let's have a look as it goes closer to the camera. See if we can stop it. At one point and get a good glimpse at it because it seems to be moving past. Right there. Huh. What is that? We're looking at, do you think? Really hard to tell what that is. Let's see if it gives us any other information here. The area of contrast leaves the center of the frame and passes in the front of the field of view. Doesn't really go into describing it at all. And the reporter did not provide any oral or written description of observation. Okay, such is another anomalous video. East China Sea. Wow, this is interesting that we would release this. Drone footage of East China Sea. This one looks interesting. Nine seconds here. Ooh. What the hell? That looks organic. Unless it's, look at it. There's like a clear wave. Whoa. I don't know if that thing's on fire or if that is some type of refraction due to the, I don't know due to the gravity being distorted. You know, you hear about things like that as well, but hard to say. I don't know if we're looking down at this thing or if we're looking up at this thing. The sensor focused on area of contrast that resembles a football shaped body with three radial projections. One oriented vertically and two oriented downward at a 45 angle relative to the major access of the main mass. Okay, do we see that? A football shaped object. I don't know if you're playing the same football I am, but I don't see what you're seeing. Very strange though. That one does look, that one is very strange. All right, we have one here from Japan, and this one was taken in 2023. Video description, the sensor tracks three distinct areas of contrast, maintaining their positions generally within the center of the frame. The areas of contrast appear to maintain a fixed position and orientation relative to one another. Okay, that's interesting. Let's go. Oh, they're quite far apart. Oh, no. Okay, I see what they're saying. Is that three objects or is that one object? They're saying it's three? Okay. I mean, again, this looks anomalous to me. Yep, unidentified, confirmed. For anybody saying there are no UFOs, you're stupid. I'm sorry, because if you look at the literal sense of the word, that's all we've been looking at is buy a military definition by the same government who most people, you know, abide by and trust. This is by their definition unidentified. And so, yes, they do exist. Yes, they are here. What are they? I don't know, but they are real. Don't go saying UFOs don't exist. You sound dumb. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to use this language and I shouldn't be little anyone for their beliefs, but they are unidentified. They're not identifiable. And with footage like this, I can see you. Indo pack on. Okay, we have. Oh, this is interesting. We have some size comparison here as well as a depth, perhaps comparison. We saw on the bottom right some wind turbines. This object is moving. Is it moving? Oh, now it's turning around. Hold on. We've got an object that just turned around. This is interesting. It's picking up speed. It's now moving north east. It's now moving north, and it--oh, whoa, hold on, is it? That's behind the turbine, no way. This is moving in between the turbines. I think this is moving in between the turbines, really hard to tell. It is clearly the object that is weaving. Like there is a fluctuation in how it's weaving here. It's not traveling in a completely straight line, like it's going through these things. It's--yeah, it clearly looks like it's traveling behind a lot of these objects. I don't know if that's the case here, or if that's just an illusion of light, but that's cool. Probably one of my favorites so far. Is it stopping again? It is. And now it's moving south. One thing I can say is that this is behaving more like a drone. In that there's no instantaneous acceleration, there's no changing of direction instantaneously. It has to slow down, and then it has to speed up. And so that's the one thing I would say that this probably--unless it's a UFO purposely behaving in that manner due to its limitations when it's near the ground, I don't know, but this does seem to me like it could be prosaic and that we're just seeing some type of bloom because of the heat signature. Hard to say, but cool video nonetheless. This one in North America, what is that? Okay, that's a drone, okay. It was following a drone, and then it's like, let's follow this thing. And that I presume is heat signatures, or at least, you know, the light being produced off these things, and that's what we're seeing here. Hard to know where it's--if it's traveling at all, it seems like it is moving. Is that bloom we see behind it? Is that like a jet stream, or--okay, it does seem to have a jet stream, so this probably is some type of drone or aircraft playing jet, I would guess. Why it ends up in the UAP files, I don't know. To me, it does seem to have some type of exhaust bloom, and I'm missing something, maybe. Does this the Harry Potter car, escaping from the wamping willow? Could be. Is that Harry and Ron late for school? Plausible. Again, changing reticles or filters to try and get a better read on this object, it was him. Yeah, nothing too crazy here. Folks, it is the next morning. It is May 9th, and I just refreshed the war.gov/UFO website, and it seems like those videos that were initially missing or malfunctioning are now back up, so we are going to also add them into the review, and I apologize for that. I don't know if it was on my end or on their end, but I'm sure a lot of people were accessing the website at that time. And so the first one, I believe it was the United Arab Emirates, yes, this one, exactly. And it says here, an area of contrast, meaning the UFO remains generally within the top left corner of the display. The sensor pans from right to left, causing the area of contrast to pass through the center of the display. The sensor then passes from the left to right, causing the area of contrast to return to its approximate initial position. So it doesn't seem like the object is moving, but in fact the sensor is, so let's have a look here. Okay. Oh, this thing, I mean, again, feels like it's moving pretty fast. Hard to tell, but it does feel that way. And what kind of an object is this? Look at that. So that is the, now there is some parallax happening here. That illusion of going really fast, but you see when the camera stopped, how fast it's still kind of went, that's actually some good information there. That's it. Maybe it did that just to check, I don't know, because it is hard to see, I'm sure. But that object looked very interesting if you look at it. It looks like a bundle of orbs. I like the idea that one of these videos might actually be a flying saucer, and we're just looking at these blips and being like, oh, that's interesting, but it might be just somebody from, you know, some other civilization, insane to think about that, honestly. Another one from the UAE, this one says an area of contrast becomes distinguishable against the background of the center of the right side of the display. The IR sensor pans to the right area of the contrast. Okay, let's just watch this right side where we're looking at here. I'm looking, I should have looked at the timestamps, now I'm just scanning me, oh, there it was, okay, I think that's what it was. Let's see if it comes back, because there was something, just gonna rewind, look over here. Don't blink, you'll miss it. Yeah, there. Watch right here in this little straight area, right there. It's very fast, whatever that was. Low flying deck, I don't know. But is that the, let me just really quickly go back to the timestamp here, wow. So we might have just caught something that actually wasn't discussed because between zero and 155, there is no content, apparently. And I would like to, I would like to contest that there is some content. So let's go to 155 and see what they're talking about and see if it actually looks like the object that we were looking at. Here we go, there, okay, this is the object here. Okay, it looks like it's actually turning. Again I'm seeing fluttering, you know, for me, initially I think bird, but maybe I'm wrong here, we're zoomed in and we're looking down, so that is the water that you're seeing under it. So hard to tell without any sensor data, elevation speed, trajectory, any of that. We're just kind of looking at this amorphous, tiny blob fluttering around. I wish we can get just a clear look at it. So it looks like there's some type of tail on this thing. And I don't know if that's just trail fragments and artifacts of the low resolution. Extremely hard to tell again, the illusion that this is going fast is very real. And I want to reiterate that and I know that I'm kind of repeating myself here, but it is so easy to be fooled by the parallax effect. It really is. And it's a true thing. So look, now do you see how the camera's slowing down and now you see the real speed of the object? Now it looks like, oh, it looks like it's changing direction. by all means. It perceives to be faster than a bird, but I don't know that that is the case. I just can't confirm that, you know? The other thing that we're noticing again, just like the windmill video, is a deceleration before a 180 turn, and then an acceleration want to begin to turn again, which usually, I mean, that kind of falls in line with the technology that we have, the propulsion that we have, you know, this is not the same behavior that we hear from Commander Fraver where there's things bouncing around, like I think like he put it like a pinball. Yeah, it is, I mean, it seems to be moving very fast. I don't know, it's going back to home base now. Is it a drone? Is it a bird that's coming back to the nest? Is it a UFO that lives in the mountains and the ocean? I don't know, but all explanations are still plausible. And I hate to be that guy that goes, that's not a real UFO, and I'm not that guy. I don't know if that's a real UFO. Well, it is unidentified. I just don't know if that's an alien. I always, for this stuff, it's always probably safer to air on the side of caution, and know that even if 0.1% of these videos are authentically proving some type of non-human intelligence, that's all that matters. That really is all that matters. We don't need 100 UFO videos. We just need one that is unequivocally displaying NHI capability. That's it. So it's okay to be skeptical. It's okay to look at these things and scrutinize. It makes the ones that are real just that much more valuable. Greece, this one we missed as well. Let me go back here. This one, Greece, this one we missed as well. Let's see. This is in 2024. Okay, military platform, an accompanying mission report of the Department of War, UAPD-7, described the UAP as diamond-shaped, and moving approximately 434 knots, which is roughly the same in miles an hour. The observer also reported that the UAP was only detectable via shortwave infrared sensor. Whoa! This thing was invisible to the eye. The screen is split into viewing areas for the first time, for the first 10 seconds of the video, with the right side displaying electro-optical footage and the left side displaying infrared, shortwave infrared. Okay, let's just have a look here. This is intriguing me. So look at the same footage with different. Okay, so notice on the right side it is visible, and on the left side it isn't. They're unable to capture it on the left side, so that might be what they're talking about. Whoa! I mean, it's got the shape of a balloon. I will say that now. Like a cluster of balloons? I don't know. Not moving at 500 knots, it isn't. I'll tell you that. Jellyfish UFO perhaps? Again, if you're an operator in one of these things, in one of these drones and looking at this, you must also be scratching your head and be like, "What the hell is that?" Like. Now humans are capable of creating weird looking things and throwing them up in the atmosphere, letting them go or flying them around. We have that ability. But we also have trained observers looking at these things and you know, wondering what the heck they are. I will contest though, near the end of this footage. What is that then? That's not shortwave infrared, and we kind of see it here. So it seems like it is detectable with the different lens, and I don't understand. I don't understand military cameras. I know that they are made for detecting enemies and firing upon them and whatnot, but it would be really valuable if they were also, you know, just really good at filming things properly. Golf of Oman, I think this is another one that we didn't get to see. The company mission report described the UAP as consisting of an object with a vertical pole and a bar attached to the bottom of the object, the server-alist report of the UAP may instead be a reflection. The UAP may instead be a reflection from an object in the water. So is the UAP a submerged object or not? And area of contrast that says inverted teardrop with a vertically linear trailing mass suspended below it. So again, kind of like the other one we just looked at. And another cluster of balloons, ice cream cone, jellyfish type thing, let's have a look. Yeah. Unless these are the jellyfish UFOs that everybody refers to. Because if you were, I don't see it as, I don't know, I don't see it as being balloons 'cause like if you were traveling that fast, like the strings would be a little bit more, I don't know, straight horizontally. But how is that a reflection of something in the water? I don't understand. I mean, if that was in the water, that'd be, I think much more impressive also. Reiterating again, the amount of sightings that occur around the body of the body's water is to be noted. I think that was it. Yeah, I think that was it. Oh, and there was one that we forgot to look at, which was on page eight, which was this one here, it was like a cigar-shaped craft. Which I thought was really interesting 'cause it's the only one of its kind in this drop, but we hear about this, especially from pilots. Believe it or not, these giant cylindrical massive, like mile-long cylinders that are just kind of floating in the sky. So this might be one of those things, this cigar-shaped tube-like objects. Watch the bottom of the screen here. Boom. That's it. You blink, you missed it, but we've got technology. We can pause and enhance, hold on, right there. So I would say that that looks like, it doesn't look like a small object. It looks like a cylindrical object. Do you know what I mean? Sometimes you can have like an object and because of the frame, it just kind of gets stretched out. But here, and that doesn't look like a trail, it just looks like a trail left due to the artifacts of the object passing through the pixels. But that is 100% a cigar-like object. Where was this again? In the Middle East. Okay. So the Competing Mission Report described the observation as possible missile. Ah, the report also described four other objects not depicted in this video as possible birds. Okay, why even mention that? Possible missile. I would, if you gave me a choice, is this a cylindrical UFO from another distant galaxy? Or is this a missile? You would have to air on the side of caution. It is the sharpest side of the Occam's razor. And I think you would have to just concede to it being a missile, unfortunately. I reiterate, I want to believe. I want to, not that I want to believe, I kind of know something's going on. I want to believe that these are UFOs. But when we do have craft that looks identical to a UFO on a infrared camera, and we are in enemy territory where missiles are bound, you got to kind of consider that option at a higher rate of conviction than that being aliens. Just my take, maybe a hot take, I don't know. But being grounded with this stuff, I think is really important. Initially, I saw these videos and I was freaking out. I was like, let's go. And then just like many of you look into them more and I kind of get a little more skeptical. And I think people do that. And I think that's the right way to go about it with these things, but let me know what you think. And that is it for the videos. The rest are all imagery. We can look at some of the images here. Great. Incredible. Wonderful. Wow, unbelievable. Another round thing. This is, yeah, I don't know what to make of any of these, or just black dots that, you know, I don't know. Just more of the same, it seems like more just dots in the sky, double dots, anomalous. Be that as it may, unimpressive. That's a helicopter, but then there's an object down here. Some of the more impressive stuff is obvious. Obviously, the transcripts, like here you have the Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 transcripts. You got some more, Apollo 11, 17, and Skylab transcripts here that just talk about technical debriefings of debris and anomalous bogies as they put it that are exiting the moons orbit and flying the space. All of that is very, very intriguing. I don't want to cover that today. I want to deep dive into those things a little bit more, including a lot of the photos they shared. You see these photos here which appear to have, you know, appear to be some type of physical objects. Look at that. That clearly looks like some type of tic-tac pill-shaped object floating above the moon. So I would love to have a look at that as well. And then just more reports from sightings by military personnel it would seem. And then if you go into the earlier stuff you will see a lot of earlier sightings like this here. We'll just open one just to give you a quick glimpse. But these are packages, media link packages. This is from 1947, very interesting stuff indeed. And it begins in like July and this has to do with letters to the president. It has to do with all sorts of fun stuff. It is a cool time capsule. I will say that. There is nothing else. There is some interesting, there are some interesting cases to be read through. But like if you look at this here, which just seems to be like a letter to the president that has like some code that says tired of human nonsense won't await atomic war disrupting order solar system. So sent flying discs and will set up world order under Martians late this year. That never happened, but you know, as far back as 1947, people were already alleging alien contact through channeling and through, you know, signal apprehension. It is ridiculous. It remains a lot of it remains, you know, in that weird scope, unfortunately, even today. And it is what ends up muddying the territory a little bit now, whereas the line between reality and fantasy, it's really hard to tell when you're dealing with the unknown. It's really hard to tell when you're dealing with potential extraterrestrials where the science fiction begins and ends. But I'm going to have a lot of fun reading through these documents, because there is a lot here. I'm glad that stuff got released, am I, oh, this one, this one's interesting. This was a flying disc found, all right, this is a found flying disc now, folks, all right. You want a disclosure, there it is, that's the inside of a flying saucer, this is Russia. As if Russia would write Russia in English lettering on it, right, yeah, this just shows you the frenzy that was present during that particular time. You know, the kind of Arnold sightings, sighting made headlines and then, obviously, the Roswell crash, everything that came afterwards caused a stir in the United States and enough to where pandemonium hit in a lot of these people began writing to the president saying they saw this. That, they're in contact with Martians, eventually, we'd get the space brothers from Venus, and we'd cover some of the other planets in our solar system being inhabited. All of this sounds like fantasy sci-fi stuff and it very well could be, but I still, I still am interested because even if 1% of this stuff is true, it outweighs any of the potential ridicule that might come from looking into that 99%. And I feel very strongly about that, and it's the reason I continue to keep an open mind. When looking at this stuff now, is this disclosure, do we just get disclosure, I don't think so. But I think this definitely brings more eyes on the matter, and I think that that's very important as we move forward into shifting the global consciousness into a new ontology. And I am here for it, folks, fake, not fake, real, not real, UFOs, UAP, or man-made, I'm still an observer and I'm still very much stimulated by this entire topic. 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