Pentagon: AARO releases analysis of 2015 'Go Fast' video
AARO published a technical assessment of the 2015 Navy UAP footage. The evaluation determined the target displayed ordinary flight behavior consistent with atmospheric phenomena at 13,000 feet altitude.
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On February 6, 2025, the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office released a detailed report examining the infrared footage captured in January 2015. The technical evaluation concluded that the object demonstrated no extraordinary capabilities. Analysts established the actual altitude at approximately 13,000 feet rather than near sea level. The calculated velocity ranged between 5 and 92 mph, matching wind patterns at that elevation. Researchers attributed the apparent rapid movement to motion parallax, an optical phenomenon occurring when observers view slow objects from fast-moving aircraft. The study utilized compressed video files because original telemetry data remained unavailable.
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