Unresolved UAP Report, Yellow Sea, 2023
- Date
- 2023
- Place
- Yellow Sea
- Record
- Pentagon file
- Assessment
- Not assessed
- Evidence strength
What was reported
1 minute 38 seconds of infrared video from a U.S. military platform over the Yellow Sea (Indo-Pacific Command submission, 2023), the longest of the unaccompanied Yellow Sea clips in this batch. The sensor pans to track a single area of contrast, keeping it near frame center for the entire duration. No accompanying report, witness statement, or AARO Comment.
What officials concluded
Unresolved
The file gives no official explanation.
- Agency
- Department of War
- Released in
- 123456
Evidence profile
- No: Visual
- Yes: Infrared
- No: Radar
- No: Video
- No: Photo
- No: Film
- No: Audio
- No: Night vision
- No: Other sensor
- No: Civilian
- Yes: Military aircrew
- No: Military ground
- No: Airline crew
- Yes: Sensor operator
- No: Law enforcement
- No: Scientist
- No: Astronaut
- No: Intelligence official
- No: Other
- No: Light only
- No: Orb or sphere
- No: Disc
- No: Triangle
- No: Cylinder
- No: Cube
- No: Other shape
- No: Physiological
- No: Physical trace
- No: Electromagnetic
- No: Sound
- No: Silent
Why this rating Single sensor, no report or witness statement, no described shape/speed/size beyond sustained routine tracking; being the longest unaccompanied clip does not by itself add evidentiary weight.
As described in the file
- Witnesses
- Not named; military sensor operator, no direct quote
- Sensors
- Infrared
- Motion
- Tracked continuously, kept near frame center for the full clip
- Duration
- 1 minute 38 seconds
Pentagon files
DOW-UAP-PR152, Unresolved UAP Report, Yellow Sea, 2023
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What the file claims
- Unverified
The entire 1 minute 38 second clip shows the sensor panning to keep a single area of contrast near frame center, with no other described event.
On the map
36.00° N, 123.00° E, a position at sea, approximate
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