US Indo-Pacific Command submitted this to AARO: four minutes and fifty-seven seconds of electro-optical and infrared sensor footage from a military platform over the Yellow Sea in 2023. The object tracked by the sensor has a shape that the camera has a hard time making sense of. Jake's honest read the second it zooms in: it looks exactly like an office chair — flying over the water, hauling. Jeremy breaks down the FLIR analysis live: the ocean is cold, the object is showing up white in infrared, which means it has a heat source. That rules out balloons. One more thing nobody's really talking about — the Pentagon's own description of this clip notes that the video quality progressively degrades over its runtime, starting clear and getting worse the longer it rolls.
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