FLIR cameras — the infrared sensors on military platforms — can run in two modes: White Hot (heat appears white) or Black Hot (cold appears white). Most people watching declassified UAP footage have no idea which mode they're looking at, which means they can't actually tell if what they're seeing is hot or cold. Jake and Jeremy are both veterans who've worked around these systems. Their breakdown: the ocean is always cold. If the ocean is showing up dark in the footage, you're in White Hot. So any object showing up white has a heat source. Helium balloons don't produce heat — they would appear dark, not white. Whatever this object is over the Yellow Sea, it's showing up white. It has energy. Jeremy's conclusion: "That is not a balloon. Simple as that."
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