Pentagon Officials Reveal Mysterious Craft with Impossible Technology

Newly declassified military videos and official testimonies reveal objects capable of performing maneuvers that don’t seem possible within our understanding of physics and propulsion.

Strange Objects in the Skies Above Afghanistan

On November 23, 2020, something unusual occurred in the skies over the remote mountains of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. It was 4 p.m. local time when a U.S. Air Force surveillance plane was tracking an object unlike anything in their training manuals.

The warplane’s forward-looking infrared camera recorded three short video clips of what appeared to be a flying saucer as it moved through the clouds. But this was no ordinary aircraft. The object, according to the military evidence, showed no heat signature from conventional engine emissions and in the video suddenly peeled away from the passing F/A-18 with no discernible means of propulsion.

Even more unusual, the craft appeared to be hiding in the clouds themselves. When it traversed thick cloud cover, it disrupted the air around it in ways that camera glitches simply cannot account for. The Department of Defense referred to the episode as an Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, or UAP.

It was not clear why it took so long for the footage to become public, but journalists Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp said they spent three years independently examining the footage. The object “physically dematerialized into the clouds and then reappeared on the other side,” Corbell said, adding that it created a “warble” in the clouds that it then passed through. The heat signature revealed no heat indication, implying that the aircraft was not using conventional propulsion, even when it came within four nautical miles of the object.

Pentagon Investigators Go Public

Tim Phillips was deputy director of the Pentagon All-domain Anomaly Resolution (AARO) Office — the government department responsible for investigating these mystery incidents. Phillips was recently interviewed and made some shocking revelations about what his team learned.

Phillips confirmed that a very small number of cases represented objects with flight maneuvers inconsistent with anything ever observed in U.S. possession at the time. He also described two types of craft that kept appearing in military case files and stumped investigators every time.

The first category involved fiery orbs that materialized over U.S. military testing ranges. These luminous spheres appeared to demonstrate intelligence and at times attempted to conceal themselves from human view. In one reported example, when the orb was confronted by a military truck, it ceased hovering, moved to the side of the road, and went completely dark.

The second category consisted of black triangle-shaped vehicles that produced very little sound and almost no heat. According to Phillips, the reports were issued by “very credible” military personnel who observed these vehicles outperforming their own aircraft.

Signature Management and Camouflage

Both the Afghanistan sighting and Phillips’ testimony suggest what military experts call “signature management” — the conscious effort to minimize or eliminate the detectable signatures that aircraft typically produce.

Conventional aircraft generate heat signatures from their engines, acoustic footprints from their passage through air, and visual signatures detectable by various sensors. The objects described in these military reports seem to reduce or even eliminate this evidence entirely.

Some incidents described in the UAP Task Force’s 2021 report even reportedly involved craft that displayed “a degree of signature management.” This type of capability must indicate extremely advanced technology or something operating on principles that humans have not yet discovered.

As the disc-shaped object moved through the clouds above Afghanistan, it created atmospheric disturbance that infrared cameras could easily detect. But despite this clear evidence of environmental interaction, the object displayed no heat plume or exhaust trail that would suggest jet or rocket propulsion.

Historical Patterns Emerge

The wedge-shaped craft Phillips reported are nothing new. Reports of similar objects go back decades, with hundreds of witnesses reporting sightings of V-shaped craft from the early 1980s above New York’s Hudson River valley.

David Marler, who has been studying triangular UAP sightings for 25 years, noted that people have been seeing these objects for much longer than most realize. These types of reports have appeared in newspaper stories and military incident records throughout the world.

The prolonged timeline and widespread geographic distribution of these reports present a challenge to conventional explanations. The objects are consistently described with similar physical characteristics, flight dynamics, and light patterns across several decades and separate continents.

Classified Documentation

Former Department of Defense employee Matthew Brown, a whistleblower from alleged government UAP programs, submitted detailed reports to the Congressional Record documenting further encounters with enigmatic craft.

Documentation by Brown describes large disc-shaped objects with diameters ranging from 200-400 meters that burst through thick cloud cover, then suddenly change direction and accelerate out of sight. These behaviors closely match what was shown in the footage from Afghanistan.

Brown also described how infrared video captured a massive triangle hovering above foreign military ships in the Pacific Ocean. The object remained suspended in air, slowly spinning, showing three bright lights at each corner and a flat bar of lights below the hull, then disappeared.

Intelligence analysts who examined Brown’s cases observed that the foreign ships seemed to be purposefully stationed at specific coordinates as if expecting the craft to arrive. This suggests coordination that raises additional questions about the nature and origin of these objects.

Advanced Technology Beyond Current Capabilities

Performance parameters recorded in these military encounters indicate technology not currently within the range of known human capabilities. Objects performing instantaneous right-angle turns without visible propulsion, vehicles able to appear and disappear at will, and craft flying in absolute silence while performing aerial maneuvers.

Phillips was direct in his assessment, stating, “These things exhibited performance characteristics that we did not have the technology for.” This represents revealing information from a former Pentagon UAP investigation researcher who had access to highly classified details of the most advanced military technologies.

The implications are significant. If these craft represent adversarial foreign powers, as Phillips speculated regarding the triangle craft, it would represent a fundamental shift in air and space capabilities and could pose a serious threat to national security.

Challenges in Current Investigations

Current AARO director Dr. Jon Kosloski has acknowledged in recent months that the U.S. government continues to be “completely baffled” by several dozen cases that are “true anomalies” and “really odd” UAP events. This represents an extraordinary degree of official acknowledgment of knowledge gaps.

The difficulty authorities face goes beyond simply recording these encounters. The objects appear to operate beyond any known technological means. While reports don’t explicitly speculate on their source, they describe technology that surpasses what is currently achievable through human engineering.

If the origins of these technologies remain unknown, possibilities include foreign adversaries deploying advanced drones to probe U.S. defenses, or something far more unconventional. The uncanny and possibly otherworldly nature of these encounters makes analysis and potential countermeasures extremely difficult to develop.

Incidents reported by military personnel continue to occur over sensitive installations and test facilities. The pattern of sightings near military installations suggests either intentional surveillance or interest in human technology.

A Global Phenomenon

Similar objects are being reported worldwide by military and civilian observers. The consistency of these accounts across various cultures, time periods, and locations indicates that whatever these objects are, the phenomenon is not limited to one place or time.

The technology exhibited by these craft — whether the disc-shaped objects above Afghanistan or the triangular craft spotted by Phillips — suggests capabilities that exceed anything within known human reach. Their ability to operate without detectable signatures and perform seemingly impossible aerobatics challenges our understanding of both science and military technology.

Sources: Dark Matter News 01, 02

NOTE: Some of this content may have been created with assistance from AI tools, but it has been reviewed, edited, narrated, produced, and approved by Darren Marlar, creator and host of Weird Darkness — who, despite popular conspiracy theories, is not an AI voice. (AI Policy)