Also from 2015, sensors lock onto an object appearing to race just above the ocean with no visible engines or wings. Is the "Truth" Finally Out There?
While the Pentagon's official release confirmed the legitimacy of the footage, it did not confirm the existence of extraterrestrial life. Also from 2015, sensors lock onto an object
Filmed off the coast of California during the "Nimitz incident," it shows an oblong object hovering before accelerating at unprecedented speeds. Filmed off the coast of California during the
Captured off the U.S. East Coast, this video features an object rotating against 120-knot winds, leading a pilot to exclaim, "Look at that thing, dude!". The Pentagon's 2020 official release of three declassified
The Pentagon's 2020 official release of three declassified videos—, Gimbal , and GoFast —marked a major shift in how the U.S. government discusses "unidentified aerial phenomena" (UAPs). While the footage had already been leaked in 2007 and 2017, its formal authorization was intended to confirm that the clips were real and remained "unidentified". The Three Videos
The videos show navy pilots encountering objects that appear to defy standard aeronautics: