GOFAST: how camera motion changes the story
Comparing the public clip, the official assessment and the limits of what can be concluded about an unknown object.
Sightings, declassified records and video analysis.
Comparing the public clip, the official assessment and the limits of what can be concluded about an unknown object.
An authentic recording, an unidentified object and extraterrestrial technology are three different claims. Each requires different evidence.
What the open history of Groom Lake establishes, what it does not prove, and why secrecy alone is not evidence of visitors from space.
An open report on investigated programmes and claims, whose findings must be read within their stated scope.
A document about data quality and research methods, not confirmation of alien craft.
A useful case in which apparent speed depends on camera motion and distance.
The well-known infrared clip requires distinguishing sensor imagery from the motion of an object.
The January 8, 2008 reports led to disputed military statements and a civilian analysis of radar data obtained through FOIA. The records' existence does not itself confirm an extraordinary …
One of three historical Navy clips officially released by the Pentagon in 2020.
A 2000 Defence Intelligence report assessed the military relevance of UAP reports. Its proposed plasma mechanisms are not established explanations for every sighting.