
Military Thermal Sensor Tracks Spherical Aerial Anomaly
Declassified military footage displays a dark spherical object tracked by targeting sensors over terrain.
Maritime and airborne sensor captures documenting unidentified aerial anomalies across the Pacific and Indian Ocean theaters.

Declassified military footage displays a dark spherical object tracked by targeting sensors over terrain.

Military thermal imaging tracks a fast-moving, unresolved target maneuvering across complex cloud cover.

On January 1, 2023, a U.S. military platform over INDOPACOM recorded infrared telemetry of three distinct, fixed-formation contrast objects.

In 2023, a U.S. Indo-Pacific Command military platform captured electro-optical and infrared telemetry tracking an unidentified anomalous phenomenon in the Q9 region.

An infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform recorded an unidentified target maneuvering through cloud cover off Location E3 on January 1, 2025. The footage was subsequently submitted by United States Indo-Pacific Command to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office for further evaluation.

U.S. military infrared sensors in INDOPACOM recorded a football-shaped unidentified anomaly featuring distinct radial projections in early 2024.

In 2024, a U.S. military infrared sensor in the INDOPACOM region recorded tracking data on an unidentified anomaly flying over an offshore wind farm.

US Indo-Pacific Command recorded 2024 infrared telemetry footage capturing an auto-tracking sensor lock on an unidentified thermal contrast target.

Thermal imaging sensors track an unidentified spherical object rapidly traversing cloud cover and open water.

Infrared imagery tracks an unidentified small object moving consistently over water surface.

Military sensor footage captures targeting lock and optical tracking of a fast-moving object against cloud cover.

An IR sensor aboard a US military platform tracked an anomalous object over the Indo-Pacific demonstrating dynamic shape changes. The footage shows thermal tracking stabilized and contrast-enhanced during flight.

On January 1, 2024, US INDOPACOM reported an unidentified anomaly to AARO captured by an airborne military IR sensor. Telemetry shows a linear formation of contrast points moving across cloud cover.

In January 2024, INDOPACOM recorded infrared footage of an unidentified phenomenon in area E3 moving across the sensor's view.

Declassified sensor footage captures an aerial object tracked in military target crosshairs above ocean surface waves.
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