The Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s June 2021 preliminary assessment reviews 144 government UAP reports from 2004 through March 2021, emphasizes data limitations, describes multisensor observations and unresolved cases, identifies flight-safety and possible security concerns, and recommends standardized reporting, expanded collection, and further analysis.
Acceleration
TopicAcceleration
TopicFull document: https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+05&release=05&type=.pdf&search=naval+photo#DOW-UAP-D098-Film-Analysis-of-Unidentified-Objects-1953

6/ The public footage is not the original sensor recording. At least some of what has been released consists of a cellphone recording of the AC-130J’s infrared display. That means blur, flicker, apparent shape and motion can all be affected by the secondary recording process, so precise conclusions about size, temperature or acceleration should therefore come from the underlying sensor data and the intelligence report, not from eyeballing the compressed public clip.
🚨MIKE GOLD: UAPs AS LARGE AS MANHATTAN HAVE BEEN REPORTED Mike Gold says UAP reports have included objects ranging from the size of a baseball to something as large as Manhattan. He also says extraordinary size and speed aren't without precedent in the UAP data, and that researchers in space should be looking for anomalous maneuvers and acceleration that can't easily be explained by normal gravitational behaviour. That is a pretty extraordinary statement from a former NASA associate administ...
An interesting interview with AARO's Bostick. But @chrissynewton is wrong when she says AARO never explained "Syrian UAP - Instant Acceleration". It says in the video description, "The sensor stops tracking the area of contrast, causing it to rapidly exit the right side of the frame." [Quoted] Randy Bostick, PhD, former Science Advisor for the U.S. Department of Defense’s AARO. When it comes to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), the mystery isn’t just if they exist, it’s why they take th...




