UFO IDENTIFIED!! Pentagon explains 2023 UAP sighting, but a huge mystery still remains!

A recent UFO case, reported by a USAF pilot, was analyzed and explained by the Pentagon! However, the explanation leaves as many questions as it does answers!
#space #alien #uap
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[@sjshady]

AARO is Project Blue Book 2.0.

[@mimetype]

And it's from deep in Uranus.

[@jselectronics8215]

@@mimetype Google "Butthole Galaxy". It's for real.

[@Ben_the_Ignorant]

There were FOUR objects, not one, in formation, at 16.000 or 18.000ft altitude. Absolutely no chance four lost balloons would remain in formation after such a long flight, the wind would disperse them. The lie by omission of ignoring the three other objects says it all.

[@eatbannarnas]

I was thinking the same thing. There were 4 objects not one

[@Keemo_Sabe]

Aaro is being used as a debunking arm of the pentagon. Obfuscatory arm of the dept. of defense. This is so obvious to most people.

[@Edward-THC]

Don’t believe a thing AARO says.

[@christophermitchell7001]

I understand that Kirkpatrick is no longer the head of AARO but look up the Greenstreet/Kirkpatrick interview. Greenstreet ( a skeptic but with former ties to the Skin Walker Ranch ) walks Kirkpatrick directly into a lie that was later confirmed by both a slide deck and photographic evidence provided by Brandon Fugal. The short of it is that AARO is and was always intended to be a disinformation office, just like Grusch has publicly implied.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

Especially Kirkpatrick are proven liars. They are a mouthpiece for the government and a disinformation agency for the Pentagon.

[@mimetype]

Or anything you say! Don't believe anything, ever.

[@JWisemanMusic]

The lies from Kirkpatrick are so blatant at this point. Also if this is the explanation why classify the whole thing and deny Congress access? Blatant deception

[@user-iu4lv7kk2h]

Whatsoever!!

[@dvin5092]

I don’t know, Matt Ford, who once handled these commercials lighting balloons said that they have never once been lost. Matt Ford was on the “ The Good Trouble show”. Anyway if a company lost a couple of these balloons wouldn’t they have to report it to the FAA as a flight hazard?

[@russellharrell2747]

These balloons wouldn’t necessarily been lost when sighted. But the location they were sighted at doesn’t seem to be a likely place for such a balloon to be flying

[@HellNoMoreBiden]

Yeah like in Iran that

[@Thunderbyrd.]

At 16,000 and 18,000 feet altitude? Most definitely.

[@sergioleon298]

I was coming here specifically to comment on this issue. I saw the Matt Ford good trouble show as well… In addition to him saying they’ve never been lost, he also said that there’s no such thing as a commercial lighting balloon that can fly above a couple of thousand feet. Certainly not 18,000 feet, which is what AARO report says was the altitude of which the pilot had the encounter.

[@sergioleon298]

A simple Google search on the subject will prove that what he says is true. Hell I even asked ChatGPT just now, it also said that such a claim lacks credibility.

[@02Sermax02]

Debunked, but they still won’t show us the picture 😂 C’mon Angry

[@Prudence.]

I can't believe we are back to balloons, I wouldn't believe them if they said good morning.

[@rodcameron7140]

😂🤣😂

[@mimetype]

What of it was the precursor to a full on Attack on Earth by the Globulons?

[@Prudence.]

@@mimetype nail on the head.. Although I'd keep it away from any helium device.

[@JamesWatheist]

Balloons are one of their go to answers. They will find one case, go through an exhaustive string of events, full of odd coincidences and blatant absurdity. Which says absolutely nothing about the uap that are categorically not balloons. They spend so much time slam dunking the cases they think they can show to be balloons, and totally ignore cases that couldn't possibly be balloons.

[@mimetype]

@@JamesWatheist Yeah! Why say it's balloons when we all know it's Klingons from Uranus! Or Blobulons from Planet X. Balloons Pah!

[@bfrick]

Tip: Call the company that maintains and deploys these balloons and ask them how many have gone missing. I think you'll find their answer interesting.

[@aaronrandolph261]

company already stated they are missing zero balloons

[@newforestpixie5297]

that’s extremely confusing by being far too practical & logical 🐢

[@mimetype]

It was Morks Egg

[@MARLEYDIDIT]

they also will confirm you can't tether 4 balloons in formation, and remain stationary in 75mph winds .... *over the Gulf of Mexico*

[@10-8comicsjim9]

What were winds at that altitude? Four tethered balloons? Radar data? Did they provide the radar footage? You can not take them at their word that the did anything. I used to think you could, but I was 1000% wrong. Check their claims by getting verifiable evidence not their say so or that can be forged.

[@markoconnell804]

It has been reported that the company who makes and rents out those types of balloons have never lost one. So now that is ruled out.

[@metriczeppelin]

Being former military, the way we describe reports like this is...Bravo Sierra!

[@aubreymacleod2618]

This is absolute bullshit. Do commercial lighting balloons really tend to hang out at elevations above the cloud deck?! The drawings made based upon the sighting do not look like the commercial lighting balloons at all. And, like so many other examples of unusual events, why would they have given so much resistance to the inquiries if this was just some sort of simple balloon? It's extremely difficult for me, and for others as well, to give this balloon explanation a single shred of serious consideration, especially when the government has used these same, tired old excuses for nearly a century!! There is radar tracking evidence for the FOUR craft that maintained a diamond formation!! Regardless of whether the planes radar equipment experienced an anomaly, the pilot then took photos of these craft!! Prior to that moment, the craft WAS picked up on radar!! Im no expert, but do lighting balloons typically show up on radar?! In addition, matt gaetz specifically said hed seen the radar himself, and also that it demonstrated qualities and abilities that he could not attach to anything that hed ever observed before. I would be completely insulted, not to mention furious, if I was told that i couldn't decipher the difference btw a lighting balloon and an anomalous craft demonstrating abilities that shouldn't be possible according to known physics. AARO is only going to report to us that which they want the public to hear, and what will feed a specific narrative that they have themselves crafted. AARO has lost any and all credibility that they may have once been trying to build. People are not stupid, and I hope that this very kind of nonsense that they've been feeding us for decades, is becoming more noticeable to more people. I really hope that.

[@CnRSPACE]

Plus balloons flap in the wind, the object moves statically.... the wind that can do that is stranger than any alien

[@Thunderbyrd.]

If it was so simple and above board then why did the General and leaders at the Air Force Base initially deny Congressman Mike Geotz to speak with the flight crew and to see the radar data? It took several calls from Washington and then he was only able to speak with the pilot, who he said was coached not to say too much. When Geotz was finally able to see photos and the radar data he concluded and stated that it was definitely not anything produced on this planet. Geotz has been involved with DARPA and the military for years. I'm sure he would know Light or led balloon from a vehicle.

[@beachcomberbob3496]

Serviceman says "I saw a UFO". Government agents take serviceman into back room. Serviceman comes out of back room and says "I saw a weather balloon." Hmmm?

[@WallE58]

Does the the government think the public is stupid enough with the cover up

[@HellNoMoreBiden]

I'm not with the government so you should know that's on a need to know basis. I see so many bot answers and don't argue with any of those idiots.

[@mimetype]

No. Everyone knows they want to probe Uranus,

[@Djfmdotcom]

Yes, and they have for decades.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

They don't care. They will put out a bogus explanation so they can say they they liked into it and found the solution. Mike Geotz also investigated this UAP, spoke to the pilot, and seen the radar data. He says it was definitely not a balloon.

[@WallE58]

@@HellNoMoreBiden I need to know where we can find these people who are covering this up and pay them a visit

[@jenrocktheride119]

I direct you to the good trouble show where just the altitude alone dismisses this whole report as silly

[@johnassal5838]

An excessive altitude may reasonably cast some doubt on the explanation but under certain circumstances pilots bailing out have had updrafts carry them far higher than they started or could survive. Granted that's usually in very stormy weather but a lesser example could still result in the reported altitude. I'd like confirmation from weather radar that such conditions existed before accepting that explanation though.

[@aguy6641]

Everything is a balloon. AARO is the 2024 version of project blue book.

[@goldy7678]

So AARO doesn't know what it was either? Therefore "it's moderately likely it was a balloon." Sheesh.

[@WhiteTeeTurnip]

Matt Gaetz disagrees with the AARO explanation of this event. i trust politicians about as much as I trust AARO but there's clear obfuscation (oxymoron 😀)

[@Thunderbyrd.]

Geotz has worked with DARPA for years, he spoke with the pilot and saw the radar data. He said it was a vehicle and definitely not a balloon. The Pentagon and AARO are blowing smoke up everyone's dresses.

[@rustyjake953]

So there was four objects. The video camera didn’t work , and then the radar went down. How convenient. I smell a rat.

[@jasoncombs3232]

I would like to leave you with this quote from Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick. "As an intelligence officer, I would expect all of you to expect me to lie to you."

[@rogerfroud300]

Yeah, but there were three of them. This is the problem with AARO, they aren't honest. They base their entire hypothesis on the one sighting, ignoring the fact that it's pretty unlikely to be three balloons, all lost at the same time.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

AARO isn't looking for the truth, AARO is saying whatever the Pentagon wants then to say.

[@terrygrady7683]

AARO is a total waste of our money.

[@yesnomaby]

The small group of dod scientists ternded propagandist have corrupted it. multrees handy work

[@upupuptheziggurat.liketysplit]

Can we see where we all rank AARO on the believability index? I think they come just below 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears.'

[@NAKEDGARDENER]

AARO was the sham set up to have something public instead of being shown to have lied about AATIP

[@Thunderbyrd.]

AARO is a mouthpiece for the Pentagon. That's all.

[@matthewburr1981]

I really hope you don't take the pentagon report as the end all for this event. The report has already been caught lying about there not being any video of the event. the manufacturer of lighting baloon they suppose it could be says theres no way. and theres reports of other aircraft from other bases being in the air space.

[@naradaian]

Yeah the whole uap, elizando as mil.complex schills thing seems to have passed him by …he alsonever discusses the actual medium or recording equipment…for eg. tic tac is a hybrid targetting medium and video but was also filmed normally which wasnt released only the targetting software… looks a bit like the drifting thing, direct colour film would be more definitive but Im not sure what recorded this thing

[@johndoepker7126]

Mega million dollar jets with convenience store cameras..... wat a joke !!!

[@ziggylycans]

its clearly Cthulhu carrying 2 bodied to the lake to consume.

[@michaelford3027]

I film orbs all the time. They're full of it

[@johnyblandofoz952]

CERTAINLY NOT BALOONS... OBJECTS HAD A DIRECT FLIGHT PATH N WASNT BLOWING AROUND... WELL THAT WAS ANY SHOWN... PLEASE KEEPEM COMMIN...

[@10-8comicsjim9]

It also could mean the fuse was tripped three previous times by UAPs not mentioned or unseen. So that part is not conclusive at all. It’s built on assumptions of previous uninvestigated instances.

[@antonnym214]

AARO picked up where Bluebook left off: Their mission is to debunk everything as much as possible, while at the same time collecting real data on the event, which will not be released publicly.

[@johnyblandofoz952]

THEY WOULD BAN THE BALLOONS COMIN SO CLOSE TO AIR TRAFFIC FLIGHTS... SURELY?

[@bobthebomb1596]

If a mylar coated object is floating above a cloud layer there is a good chance that the base will appear warm and the top cold to an IR sensor. One half is reflecting the warmth of the ground/clouds while the other the cold of space.

[@Thischannelis55percentunique]

Hi how’s everything going and I hope everyone is having a good day

[@Thunderbyrd.]

Why?

[@nickmontanaro9638]

​@@Thunderbyrd.They weren't talking to you they were talking to us.

[@nickmontanaro9638]

Same to you 👍🙏✌️

[@blackbass4u2c]

The object considered a lighting balloon was not verified with anyone. They went with best guess wording without reaching out to anyone who would be controlling those type of balloons

[@dherosoen]

Listen to Matt Ford explain how these lighting balloons are actually acquired and used. He has actually worked with them.

[@michaeljohn5175]

This should be renamed the balloon paranoia channel

[@jenrocktheride119]

But given that aaro lies you just can't believe it. Give us the data and let us verify

[@jamescoyle4899]

Yes, let us hear what the pilots have to say about it

[@10-8comicsjim9]

Did they provide ANY photos or evidence of their tests? Video of their tests? If they were extensive then when were they carried out. You can’t be impressed if they don’t “show there work!” They lie.

[@donkilgore6588]

This ARRO report has too many holes in it: there were four objects, not one; how could a “lighting balloon” reach an altitude higher than Mount Whitney; how could anyone possibly conduct an emissivity test on the “balloon;” did ARRO check with the manufacturer or any owners to verify if any lighting ballons had gotten loose; and, finally, it took the government officials how long to come up with this moderately reliable Bravo Sierra?

[@newforestpixie5297]

has there ever been footage or photos of the clear spheres containing grey cubes ? 👽

[@antonnym214]

Looking forward to the Martian agriculture video! Thank you for consistently excellent content. always hyper-interesting and well-reported.

[@jeholloway2]

Good report.

[@UFO-Ark]

Thank you

[@GrandmaBev64]

There has been 2 giant Anomalies over Mexico for the last 24 hours on Zoom Earth radar from 4:20 yesterday afternoon there was one huge object that was there and this morning around 8am, the big one was still there, but another one showed up that was a beautiful kaleidoscope of orange and blue shaped like a donut, then it turned yellow for a while, faded to blue, the whole time both objects cast shadows. Eventually they disappeared but the shadows stayed and last time I looked, the shadows were still there. I posted pictures in my Facebook and tictoc but I'm sure they are still on Zoom Earth radar. I want to know what these are.

[@Soulforealz]

Just don't bother me or land a balloon on my front porch. 🤣

[@ericblanchard5873]

Figure 2 of pilots drawing is of the Millennium Falcon

[@Catkinscat]

Please watch Matt Ford’s Good Trouble Show … he absolutely destroys the Pentagons debunk

[@philipsummers9682]

Keep up this type of content as it's intriguing , educational and informative. Great stuff 👍

[@richardwarner3705]

Things to consider.👍🤔

[@TheEccentricSquare]

Those light balloons won’t get to that altitude, and companies that rent them out have confirmed never losing one.

[@roamnomo6333]

The first video appears to be in the desert of S. California but Elgin AFB is on the Florida panhandle.

[@liwojenkins]

Good old Eglin AFB. I got some really interesting memories of that place, especially practicing seizing the airfield every year. That place has more mosquitos per square inch than any other place I have ever been and I have been in every mosquito pit in the South. I would expect odd things to be seen around there as the place is used for testing and training quite often.

[@aeternusero]

The company that was singled out stated it wasn’t their property. Also, the sun angle graphic has already been shown to be ridiculous. They are too afraid to admit there is another country that has advanced tech. The gov can no longer protect the country, as the Dec 2023 Langley AFb incident.

[@grizzle2015]

rather have angry astronauts than angry aliens

[@notyouraveragegoldenpotato]

At this point I'll take anything but what we have currently😂angry old men yelling about ma racisms and ma democracies😂 bring on the aliens.

[@jackthompson6192]

Wow,, if it's a balloon,,why isn't it rising up????

[@Lappillainen]

This channel is ballooning

[@dannon76]

Mr. Astronaut, I do hope you read these comments. AARO was able to come up with something “close enough “ but there are too many holes in the story.

[@alone-vf4vy]

I think the music was a bit too loud in this video

[@ronnie-being-ronnie]

It was balloon lights…they were just being towed by invisible UFOs…😂

[@ryang.5094]

For some reason I believe AARO on this one. Just. This. One..

[@jimmyconway8025]

Not to mention the tic tac and cigar shaped one's

[@JoeGator23]

Looks like we need actual backup film cameras now... computerized electronics are too vulnerable. Why not, it'd be cheap it'd be cheap, too.

[@elizabethbush686]

What about the 2nd plane from another air force base that saw this as well? I think the AARO explanation has been completely refuted.

[@hardtakeoff]

It's actually video from a different balloon

[@gebrazer]

Yeah I can totally see why the Air Force didn’t want to let Congressmen interview pilots or be shown any imaging of the incident. Got to keep all those balloon sightings on the down low. AARO has zero credibility imo.

[@spearshaker7974]

Mono atomic. Ever go back and relook at the rip van winkle story? That’s an odd story when u think about it.

[@maryelizabethvanwyk973]

Wld trust arro as far as I can shit

[@Yezpahr]

0:52 out of focus. 0:54 approaching focus. 0:56 in focus. 🤔

[@MM-xc2zk]

what about the photograph that Gaetz saw?

[@jacquesjtheripper5922]

Wish we had a description of that, all i saw him say is its not something that looks made by humans..

[@tmuny1380]

Someone filled a Christmas reindeer with helium and let it go ! LMFAO !!!!! Rudolph come back !

[@joecaves6235]

Spaghetti monster- baloon, other Uap like a baloon- def not a baloon. Umm k

[@JurassicJenkins]

Finally, it’s a balloon!

[@tyvernoverlord5363]

Like AESA and LPI systems being able to fry enemy systems to a degree, I'm not surprised that EWAR is being used on the radar of our aircraft by these things.

[@JamesEhler]

"Lighter than air" but also with the added detail of a "vertically oriented engine.".......... uh, does not compute....

[@arindammukhopadhyay4359]

AARO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 They always have their explanations ready!

[@TheSouthernorycle]

None of these balloons were being used in or near the area and none have been lost according to the company. Also, when using battery power they cannot reach anywhere near 16-18,000’. When tethered, obviously they also cannot reach these altitudes.

[@DeadInsideButStillSmiling]

AARO is so full of shit that it's ridiculous! You need to check out Cosmic Road to see how "debunked" this is.

[@darkzq]

It’s the f. Ing millenium falcon!

[@craigmackay4909]

I’m waiting for 4K satellite imagery of non-human craft 👌🏻

[@hardtakeoff]

What if they cloaked and we never gonna see them?

[@808bigisland]

We seen the spheroids. A silver ball jumping out of the water 60f astern of my boat and a dark spheroid 600f away heading towards an Army-base. Amazing and very advanced tech. We ve also seen 3 spheroids intercepting an intruding blackbody. There might be a debris field of the blackbody and 1 or two spheroids on the mountain side. We only saw one white spheroid flying out and 200f above our heads.

[@gnarlycarlson9600]

The silver object that remains unexplained is Identical in size and speed to one I saw in 1992 in Iron Mountain Michigan flying over the rooftops except my sighting was a white luminous object at night otherwise identical.

[@michaelblankenship7064]

Best video you have done lately. No B.S. just information. This was all military, if they didn't want us to know this even happened we wouldn't know. Balloon of some type is my guess. Keep looking, they may be out there.

[@-MeatsOfEvil-]

Sure Angry, they "investigated" it, the government would never lie......😉

[@earthlingwithrocks9519]

Angry alien 😂 I certainly hope not. 😢

[@Ezekiel903]

about Mars, I don't think we will witness in our lifespan humans on Mars. Not bcs of the distance, but because humans are not adapted for a low gravity live. Mars has a gravity of 36% compared to earth, it means we will lose bone structure, issue with blood pressure and even fertilization.

[@StevenWhaley-dc2mm]

not two words from that f...up organization.!!!

[@LeFarmer22]

Debunked…Haha. K Pal. AARO is moderately confident. Most of us have 0 confidence in them. They’ve lied about so many trivial provable things since their inception is laughable, in fact down right insulting

[@oatlord]

The details in the HUD say 59,000 feet?

[@traxthealien8284]

Because the pentagon has never covered anything up by manipulating evidence.

[@telfordguy34uk]

It's never the aliens 😅

[@Thunderbyrd.]

That's what they want you to think.

[@jeremytipton6076]

Then again, it may have been nearby During the other Malfunctions as well. Just nobody noticed it.

[@LeFarmer22]

The batteries needed to power these things weigh like 70 lbs. Are you gonna even mention all the different lies they’ve given on this? AARO has moderate confidence? Well, most of us don’t have any confidence in them.

[@TheDoctorFlay]

The lighting balloon that they claim it could be is only made by 1 company. That company rents them have been contacted and claim so far have not lost any. So who else made it ?

[@gibidygubidy]

Ah well... that's that then...

[@tomray8765]

They are not really UAPS unless they exhibit the characteristic "Observables" I. E. no exhaust, high speed (especially against wind), sudden starts and stops, rapid changes of altitude, right angle turns, no sonic booms and the like. Of course there will be the occasional balloon, etc. It's only the case where such observables are present and are STILL given an "ordinary" "explanation" should we suspect a deliberate cover-up attempt.

[@robwalmsley8235]

Arro may well be right in this case. Or not....either way arro's opinion should always be treated with maximum incredulity and scepticism

[@PhillyHardy]

Have u ever taken a look at the supposedly seem at the air show a vehicle called the ARV, refers to operation or project snowbird in the blue planet project

[@Rick..989]

Who can we as sheep trust , but GOD ONLY

[@James-oo1yq]

I wish ufo channels would stop with the “jellyfish” ufo. It’s 100% a balloon

[@simonmoorcroft1417]

How does a balloon remain stationary at 16,000ft? A balloon in direct sunlight would have a 'hot' top not a 'hot' bottom. Hot air rises and sunlight would heat the top of the ballon first, not the lower half. This report is still not really an entirely statisfactory answer.

[@notyouraveragegoldenpotato]

So.. it actually WAS a balloon?

[@markbishop4774]

Yes, just like every single other UAP in history 😉