UAP videos shown during 2022 UFO hearing

A new video shown in front of a congressional panel is piquing the interest of UFO enthusiasts. Congress is holding a hearing on threats posed by unidentified flying objects and unexplained aerial phenomena. This marks the first congressional hearings on UFOs in more than 50 years.

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[goonstatus]

If you’ve ever stared hard at the sky at night you’d be surprised the stuff you see and they aren’t planes

[DodgeThis]

Now we just have to wait another 50 years for them to tell us we've already met the aliens.

[ArtfulRuse]

"Quality sucks, must be fake."
"Quality is too good, must be CGI."

Either you can accept we aren't alone, or you can't.

[MegaUnclesalty]

I've seen so many things in the sky, that look like stars but move, not fast like a shooting star. But nice and slow, left and right, up and down. Get slightly large and slightly dimmer. Disappear completely, only to reappear nearby. We have no idea what is out there, but damn isn't it fascinating

[fnafplusmore]

I am happy that they are finally starting to tell the truth in bits and small pieces, first was the original pentagon videos released in 2019, maybe it was 2020, then now it is this Congress Hearing and these new videos.

[davidharris]

My mother saw a UFO around 1975-76 where I grew up. She came in the house flipping out about what she had witnessed. I remember this event very clearly. Over the years I would question my mom about that night and every time she would tell me the exact same story. Literally on her death bed from cancer a few years ago I asked her one more time about that night. My mom wasn’t a person that made up stories or a liar. I 100% believe she saw a UFO that night and that is one of the main reasons I’ve kept up with this topic. I personally have never seen anything but I do believe the are real……..

[jeffreyfuka]

What bothers me is we have satellites orbiting Earth and orbiting Mars with camera technology that can read the text on a piece of paper a person would be carrying walking around. The Pentagon doesn't want us to see these objects with detail, that's obvious.

[Cychopath]

The clear ones are always classified ...

[watchinvidzwatchinvidz]

We are not alone & that is scary & intriguing all at the same time.

[mitchdodgemusic]

Triangle seems very visible from the video // trajectory and multiple factors go into why the quality is the way it is, these video captures are in a moments notice.

[evanstrain]

So weird how it's 2022 and we still don't have a ufo video or picture over 40 pixels.

[mrchewy]

What have we learned???? Aliens love Doritos

[tcap]

If they showed that video just think of the ones they won’t. The detailed closer footage that would scare and cause hysteria. Better to spoon feed the public I guess.

[ratedrHXC]

With all the compelling evidence footage out there and this is the best they can provide for a game changing hearing? 🤦🏻‍♂️ i mean its not like we don’t already know

[ncorp]

Are these really the only videos shown during the hearing? I thought there was a couple of them.

[mercermode]

That's what my cursor looks like on my desktop 😂

[bogenbrunsson]

Ain’t it curious how the “object” flashes by at the exact same eye level as the white horizon?

[simonkeeling]

I appreciate that we have started a debate on this subject, the fact it's taken this long is very disappointing and also suspicious. However from first observation it seems that this agency is working in the dark or possibly a front for public theater, I'd like to be wrong. If you where to open this up believably, the first image shouldn't be an obvious camera distortion which most people would right off in 20 seconds as all the stars/pin lights in the sky are also triangular. The second video was shot from a plane at high speed so the object isn't a good example either (I'd say it wasn't enough evidence for possibly being a party/weather balloon). Pilots have reported orbs moving around planes slowly and following at greater speed than the plane since WW2, I'm sure there are images of this out there. My point is if you want the public to take this department seriously, show more believable footage or examples that are more obviously unexplained, like the pentagon footage last year from the Naval training encounter.

[ChrisRubeo]

:36 The triangle is caused by the aperture of the SLR camera that took the video. You can even see the slight outer curve on each of the three sides. Near the end of the triangle video you can see the separation of the lens flare.

[carlrogueofficial]

Whats funny is that they the Military has AI cameras, Laser Cameras which can view in many spectrums, Satelite cameras, which are also at 8k resolution, and we get this?