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Video · U.S. Department of Defense / U.S. NavyFLIR1: the 2004 USS Nimitz "Tic Tac" videoSeventy-six seconds of infrared footage from a Navy jet off San Diego in 2004, of an object that pilots said moved in ways no aircraft could. The Pentagon released it in April 2020. Watch it, then read what was and was not explained.Public domain copyVideo · U.S. Department of Defense / U.S. NavyGimbal: the 2015 Navy UAP videoAn infrared camera on a Navy jet locks onto an object that seems to rotate while the camera keeps tracking it. Some analysts say the rotation is a glare effect from the camera itself. One of three videos the Pentagon released as official.Public domain copyVideo · U.S. Department of Defense / U.S. NavyGoFast: the 2015 Navy UAP videoAn object skims low over the ocean at what looks like impossible speed while the crew argues about what it is. Skeptics say the speed is an optical illusion from the camera's movement. Judge it yourself.Public domain copy

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