A screenshot from a Navy video published by former Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge’s company “To the Stars Academy” shows what the Navy is now calling an “unidentified aerial phenomenon.” (U.S. Navy)
San Diego Union Tribune: U.S. Navy says it’s tracking UFOs
The Navy acknowledged for the first time last week that ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’ shown in widely-disseminated videos are real
SAN DIEGO — Strange flying objects captured on video by Navy fighter pilots off the coast of San Diego in 2004 and in Atlantic waters in 2015 were acknowledged by the Navy as “unidentified aerial phenomena” last week, the first time the service has acknowledged the objects are real.
The three videos, published by former Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge’s “To the Stars Academy,” appear to show small, airborne craft flying and maneuvering at high speeds. The videos were shot by the Advance Targeting Forward Looking Infrared (ATFLIR) pods on Navy F/A-18s.
he news was first reported by The Black Vault, a website that publishes declassified government documents.
A Navy spokesman told The Black Vault that the Navy had no “descriptions, hypothesis of conclusions” about objects in the three videos. The videos are labeled on YouTube as “FLIR1,” “Gimbal” and “Go Fast.”
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2 comments:
A number of years ago a committee of scientists & retired flag rank officers from the French armed forces investigated the subject. Their conclusion was that 'the extraterrestrial hypothesis is the most likely one.' Looks like the POTUS will make a statement to the fact in years to come once mankind gets used to the idea, provided we haven't blown ourselves up with hypersonic nukes.
What convincing information do we have that this technology is not some advanced US technology? None that I have seen. I do not suggest UFO are not possible or extraterrestrial, just that these recent pieces of film do not necessarily seem from out of this world. These would be unmanned of course.
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