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CEFAA case file on the November 5, 2010 El Bosque Air Base air show, where seven independent cameras captured a fast-moving disc-shaped object crossing the F-5 demonstration flight; FACH analysts estimated speeds over 4,000 mph and CEFAA's director publicly presented the case as unexplained in March 2012.
CEFAA case file on the November 5, 2010 El Bosque Air Base air show, where seven independent cameras captured a fast-moving disc-shaped object crossing the F-5 demonstration flight; FACH analysts estimated speeds over 4,000 mph and CEFAA's director publicly presented the case as unexplained in March 2012.
On November 5, 2010, during a change-of-command air show at El Bosque Air Base in Santiago, civilian and aviation-industry cameras recorded a high-speed disc-shaped object passing an F-5 demonstration flight. An ENAER engineer flagged the footage to Chile's Comité de Estudios de Fenómenos Aéreos Anómalos (CEFAA), which assembled seven independent video angles. FACH technicians ran photogrammetric analysis and estimated the object at over 4,000 mph. CEFAA director General Ricardo Bermúdez presented the case publicly on March 13, 2012, stating analysts agreed an unidentified aerial object was present and could not be scientifically explained.