RT @Cortex_Zero: Scientific American is now covering one of the most interesting cases in PURSUE Release 05: the Gulf of Oman “cold orbs” i…

Scientific American is now covering one of the most interesting cases in PURSUE Release 05: the Gulf of Oman “cold orbs” incident. According to the associated government report, U.S. Special Operations personnel aboard an AC-130J observed multiple anomalous objects on infrared sensors during a 2021 exercise. The report describes them as “cold orbs,” moving in formation at speeds ranging from roughly 250 to 1,300 mph, with no detected means of propulsion. But the key issue remains the same. Th...

The Department of War added Release 05 to its PURSUE/UFO archive on August 7. It contains 41 files: 22 documents, 16 videos and three images. Disclosure up front: I run Probed. The goal of our UFO Files section is to make it the most complete way to explore the PURSUE UFO files. Release 05 is fully indexed and searchable in the Probed UFO Files Tracker, with page-level citations and links back to every original file on War.gov. If anything is missing or would make it more useful, please tell...

6/ That becomes really interesting alongside Release 05. The newest 'tranche' contains recent FBI witness interviews and military material alongside historical records, including accounts of large triangular objects and the Gulf of Oman AC-130J incident involving objects described by the crew as "cold orbs." Reporting on the release says the military footage shows the objects during a live fire exercise, with the crew reporting unusual behavior around the aircraft's weapons activity. Those ca...