New Super Hornet UAP video from 2015

Nothing of substance. The UFO problem stretches back decades, but it appears that this has been forgotten. They are reinventing things as if this never happened prior to the last 10 years.

Starting in 1948, a series of publications that went by the acronym JANAP were Joint Army Navy Air Publications. These were given to military personnel. They gave instructions regarding what to report.

The following is an extract from JANAP 146(C) of 10 March 1954:

2. JANAP 146(C) COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS FROM AIRBORNE AND WATERBORNE SOURCES, is effective upon receipt and supersedes JANAP 146 (B), COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS FROM AIRCRAFT (CIRVIS) and all other conflicting instructions. JANAP 146(B) shall be destroyed by burning. No report of destruction is required.


CHAPTER II​


CIRVIS REPORTS​


SECTION I - GENERAL​


201. INFORMATION TO BE REPORTED AND WHEN TO REPORT


a. Sightings within the scope of this chapter, as outlined in Article 102b(l), (2), and (3), are to be reported as follows:


(l) While airborne (except over foreign territory - See Article 212).


(a) Single aircraft or formations of aircraft which appear to be directed against the United
States, its territories or possessions.


(b) Missiles.


(c) Unidentified flying objects.


(d) Submarines.


(e) A group or groups of military surface vessels.


(2) Upon Landing.


(a) Individual surface vessels, submarines, or aircraft of unconventional design, or
engaged in suspicious activity or observed in an unusual location or following an
unusual course.


(b) Confirmation reports.


202. SIGHTINGS NOT TO BE REPORTED


Reports are not desired concerning surface craft or aircraft in normal passage, or known U.S. military or government vessels and aircraft.
 
From yesterday's Associated Press:

“I want to emphasize this loud and proud: There is absolutely no convincing evidence for extraterrestrial life associated with” unidentified objects, NASA’s Dan Evans said after the meeting.

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Well, that's a relief. That leaves Russia or the United States and maybe China.
 
What study? There was no study. Just the usual, from 1947 on, we don't have enough information...
 
Use AI? For what? To help market AI? The field lacks the same thing it lacked in 1947, so-called "good data." It will continue to lack this good data for the foreseeable future.

The government knows what these objects are. There are film recordings from the past and video recordings that are more recent. The Condon Report, released in 1968, was a University of Colorado study designed to clear this up. I have the report. It is a textbook example of obscuring the subject.
 
I think one of the first UAP videos was a contrail filmed high above the propeller plane whose pilot was taking the film.

An early U-2 test if I had to guess.

Sprites, jets and elves are real enough.
 
So some government propagandist appeared on TV last night. His words broke my Baloney Detector (TM). He explained that in the 1950s, up to half of all UFO reports were caused by flights of the U-2. A Top Secret (TM) aircraft. So the geniuses back then designed the U-2 to be seen? To be flown in its natural metal finish so Americans would see a brief glint of sunlight off the fuselage. Did this person think that ALL Americans have very low intelligence? That Russian agents in the U.S. would not spot it in flight and report back to Moscow?

Whoever that man was - he is a propagandist, which means liar.
 
edwest4 said:
So some government propagandist appeared on TV last night. His words broke my Baloney Detector (TM). He explained that in the 1950s, up to half of all UFO reports were caused by flights of the U-2. A Top Secret (TM) aircraft. So the geniuses back then designed the U-2 to be seen? To be flown in its natural metal finish so Americans would see a brief glint of sunlight off the fuselage. Did this person think that ALL Americans have very low intelligence? That Russian agents in the U.S. would not spot it in flight and report back to Moscow?

Whoever that man was - he is a propagandist, which means liar.
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U-2S, UFOS, AND OPERATION BLUE BOOK | CIA FOIA (foia.cia.gov)

www.cia.gov www.cia.gov

 
Oh, the CIA. Like the fox who raids the henhouse, he's going to tell you the truth...

Project Blue Book was a Fake Explanation Factory (TM), along with their chief fake explainer, J. Allen Hynek. "Those UFOs in Michigan were swamp gas."

Let's see. Rotting vegetable matter in swamps can produce a flammable gas, which, on rare occasion, can spontaneously ignite. This brief - very brief - burst of flame can explain ANY UFO sighting.

I don't think so.
 
edwest4 said:
So some government propagandist appeared on TV last night. His words broke my Baloney Detector (TM). He explained that in the 1950s, up to half of all UFO reports were caused by flights of the U-2. A Top Secret (TM) aircraft. So the geniuses back then designed the U-2 to be seen? To be flown in its natural metal finish so Americans would see a brief glint of sunlight off the fuselage. Did this person think that ALL Americans have very low intelligence? That Russian agents in the U.S. would not spot it in flight and report back to Moscow?

Whoever that man was - he is a propagandist, which means liar.
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You have been posting the same old shtick for years now, adding absolutely nothing to either the conversation or the quality of the topic on the whole. I think you would be much more at home in the /r/ufo subreddit or abovetopsecret.com. I will be asking the moderators quite aggressively from now on to limit the amount of repetitive regurgitating that you do in this subject that serves absolutely no purpose whatsoever. Or you could do everyone a favor and just stop posting in this thread.
 
There were no results. The government still denies knowledge of anything going on. The whistleblower claims to have knowledge of things that he says the government knows. I watched him on TV last night. Why anyone in his position would want to expose anything like this is beyond me. He claims that these aircraft were known since the early 1950s. The most likely explanation, for him, is spaceships. The fact is that after decades, no cities destroyed or any other significant risks/events. He's got nothing. Consider that life on Earth will not change one bit regardless. Let's go with secret government aircraft. These were hidden by the same level of denial with false reports mixed in for the purpose of exaggerating the performance of these aircraft so that people in general, and this man, would come to the wrong conclusion: They CAN'T be ours so they MUST be theirs.

Back to spaceships and the local pub: "Ahm tellin' you. It's those Martians. They've been comin' here all this time. I'm sure of it." Game of darts anyone? "I'm in."
 
From the AARO volume one report:
AARO assesses that all of the named and described alleged hidden UAP reverse-engineering programs provided by interviewees either do not exist, OR are misidentified authentic,highly sensitive national security programs that are not related to extraterrestrial technology exploitation; or resolve to an unwarranted and disestablished program.
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I feel however that they have left out the part that identifies or describes the influencers or factors that specifically lead them to believe that any of this is indeed "aliens".
 
The answer is obvious: aliens is the explanation for all UFO reports. Has been since 1947. They are not going to change their story now. The motivation is also clear: in order to conceal advanced aircraft technology from the Russians and the Chinese, begin and continue a campaign to cover it all up with false reports and photos. Again, no need to stop now and reveal everything.
 
The Pentagon has released its annual report on UFO sightings, or what it officially calls unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) — and found 21 particularly curious incidents.

In total, 757 new reports of UAPs were received between May 2023 and June 2024 and investigated by the Defense Department's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), according to the report by the Defense Department and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
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My bolding.

Forty-nine cases during the reporting period were resolved during the reporting period as objects such as balloons, birds and unmanned aerial systems. Another 243 were recommended for closure as of June, also resolved to be prosaic objects. An additional 444 cases lacked sufficient data for analysis and were placed in the active archive, where they can be re-examined if additional data becomes available.

However, there were 21 cases that the report said “merit further analysis” due to “anomalous characteristics and/or behaviors.”

Still, the report said there's no evidence, so far, to substantiate life from another planet being involved in these sightings.

“It is important to underscore that, to date, AARO has discovered no evidence of extraterrestrial beings, activity or technology,” the report said. Further, none of the resolved cases substantiated “advanced foreign adversarial capabilities or breakthrough aerospace technologies.”
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Jon Kosloski, the director of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, said in a media briefing Thursday: “There are interesting cases that I, with my physics and engineering background and time in the IC [intelligence community], I do not understand. And I don’t know anybody else who understands them either.”

He said those curious cases were spread out over the last year and a half, and there is some video footage for a few of them, but not all.

“But in each of the cases I’m particularly interested in, there were multiple eyewitnesses. And there is additional data to go with them,” Kosloski added. “It remains to be seen whether or not that additional data is going to be sufficient for us to either resolve the case, understand whether it’s a UAV [unmanned aerial vehicle], bird or balloon, or say something substantive about the nature of the unknown phenomenon.”
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www.nbcnews.com

Pentagon received hundreds of new UAP reports, but says no evidence of extraterrestrial activity

The report was published a day after the second major hearing on UAPs was held in Congress, where leaders called for greater transparency from the Pentagon on UAP knowledge.
www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com

Link to the actual report:

www.defense.gov

Department of Defense Releases the Annual Report on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP)

The Defense Department and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence delivered to Congress the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office’s Annual Report on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.
www.defense.gov
 
Nick Pope was on TV last night. He did not clarify anything. Investigating reports brings no one closer to positively identifying these aircraft. The public has no right to know. Government secrecy has always existed, so our enemies can be kept in the dark.
 
Great. This means they are all man-made. Meanwhile, the U.S. government agency in charge of investigating this needs "better data," and it will contact NARA for "historical cases" and must avoid revealing "sources and methods" and things that might affect "national security."

Air Materiel Command at Wright Field faced the same problems. In 1947.
 

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