AARO-DOD_110872545-1920x1080-9000k — FLIR - UAP
- File
- AARO-DOD_110872545-1920x1080-9000k
- Agency
- AARO / DVIDS
- Incident date
- 2004
- File type
- VIDEO
- Length
- 1:16
Cited in: Nimitz "Tic Tac" 2004: one video, a leaked summary and records nobody kept
FLIR – UAP Video
Key moments
AI-generated from video frames · may be inaccurate
- 0:00 The top-left frame is a gray screen, while the other three frames show a light source centered on a crosshair, with text and numbers overlaid; the light source moves slightly right.
- 0:06 The bottom-right frame shows an area of contrast appearing below centre, while the sensor overlay changes from IR to TV, and other frames remain unchanged.
- 0:24 An object is visible below centre in frame 1, moves right and down to below centre in frame 2, then down to centre left in frame 3, and frame 4 is black.
- 0:43 The sensor overlay displays change from 1* L to 2* L, then 3* L, with corresponding changes in text at bottom left and right.
- 0:57 An object appears below the crosshair in the bottom-right frame, not visible in the other frames.
- 1:12 An object appears at top-right of frame 2, moving left and down, and is no longer visible by frame 4.
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TL;DR
At 1:16, the video finally runs out of frames, just like my patience.
- AARO video titled FLIR – UAP, recorded 2004, 1 minute 16 seconds.
- Shows multiple infrared/TV frames with moving light sources, objects, and sensor gain changes.
- No official conclusion in the file