DISCLOSURE / FILE
Go Fast Footage, AARO Resolution Companion
AARO video release of the 2015 'Go Fast' Navy FLIR encounter accompanying the office's high-confidence assessment that the object's apparent speed was a motion-parallax artifact.
DISCLOSURE / FILE
AARO video release of the 2015 'Go Fast' Navy FLIR encounter accompanying the office's high-confidence assessment that the object's apparent speed was a motion-parallax artifact.
AARO Case Resolution: Go Fast (2015 USS Theodore Roosevelt Encounter), Go_Fast_Official_USG_Footage_of_UAP_for_Public_Release.webm
AARO video release of the 2015 'Go Fast' Navy FLIR encounter accompanying the office's high-confidence assessment that the object's apparent speed was a motion-parallax artifact.
This is the official U.S. government public release of the 'Go Fast' FLIR footage recorded by an F/A-18 from the USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group in 2015. AARO published it alongside a case resolution stating with high confidence that the object did not travel at anomalous speeds. Per the release listing, AARO attributed the perceived rapid motion to motion parallax driven by the aircraft's own velocity and estimated the object's actual speed at 5-92 mph at roughly 13,000 feet altitude.