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The original was posted on /r/ufos by /u/wrexxxxxxx on 2024-08-28 20:58:45+00:00.
h/t Lester Nare
A 10-month UAP study conducted off Long Island's coast has produced significant findings. The study documented recurring luminous spheroids with extreme velocities and stationary behavior. These objects often appeared outside the visible spectrum, detectable mainly in infrared. Not your typical aircraft or natural phenomena.
Using night vision and multispectral devices, the team discovered Anomalous Transient Light Phenomena (ATLP). These were undetectable by conventional means, further challenging the limits of what we consider "normal" air traffic.
Key observations
• Luminous spheroids, 1.5-3m in diameter
• Exhibited extreme velocities and stationary periods
• Often undetectable in visible light, primarily observable in infrared (especially short-wave infrared)
Behavioral characteristics
• Fluctuating albedo (brightness)
• Rotation and glinting effects
• Swarm-like behavior
• Intelligent interaction
• Non-physical mass
• Variable luminosity
• Transitions between luminous and non-luminous states
Instrumented findings
• Low Heat Signatures
• Radar Cross-Section Variability
• Electromagnetic Interference
• Ultrasonic Signal Anomalies
• Detected correlations between electromagnetic (EM) field measurements and ultrasonic signals during sightings
Instruments deployed
• X-band Radar (3 cm wavelength)
• Multispectral Electro-Optical (ME-O) Cameras
• Hyperspectral Cameras
• High-Magnification Telescopic Cameras
• Sony IMX-462 and IMX-991 Starvis Sensors
• Forward-Looking Infrared (FLIR) Cameras
• EM Field Detectors and Spectrum Analyzers
• Ultrasonic and Acoustic Transducers
• Geiger Counters and Semiconductor Diode Sensors
• LIDAR Rangefinders
• Telemetry Monitoring System
• Weather Station (Weather Bug)
• GPS Mapping and Laser Range Finders
• Stellarium App
• FlightRadar24 and AirNav Apps
• Marine Traffic App
The findings suggest the possibility of an origin beyond our current understanding, and the authors suggest further investigation.
Over 10 months, this team wasn't just looking up at the sky. They were collecting hard data—radar, infrared, electromagnetic signals, and more. This isn't hearsay or speculation; it's evidence grounded in science.
"Where's the evidence?" - this study is a clear example that real science is happening.
The full study is available in the Open Journal of Applied Sciences. It calls for further rigorous scientific investigation into these unexplained phenomena.