AARO Analysis of 2015 Go Fast Video: No Anomalous Flight, Likely Balloon or Drone at 13,000 Feet

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The AARO concluded that the Go Fast video shows no anomalous flight and that the object was about 13,000 feet up, most likely a balloon or drone moving with the wind, with its apparent high speed explained by motion parallax and wind data supporting this, a view echoed by Mick West while Dr. Jon Kosloski emphasizes the altitude rather than proximity to water.

Pentagon Report Debunks “Go Fast” UAP Video, Citing Optical Illusion
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Pentagon Report Debunks “Go Fast” UAP Video, Citing Optical Illusion

The Department of Defense’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has released a report analyzing the “Go Fast” video, which surfaced in 2018. Dated February 6, 2025, the report assesses the unidentified object recorded by a U.S. Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet off Florida in January 2015. It concludes the object exhibited no anomalous flight characteristics. Captured