Pentagon Resolves 'GOFAST' UFO Case, Highlights Ongoing Unexplained Incidents

The All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office testified to Congress, debunking a famous UFO video while acknowledging unresolved cases involving anomalous objects.

The Pentagon's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) identified the 'GOFAST' UFO video as an optical illusion caused by parallax, placing the object at 13,000 feet rather than near the ocean surface.
AARO Director Dr. Jon Kosloski testified that while many UAP cases have been resolved as mundane objects like drones or balloons, 21 cases remain unexplained and under investigation.
Unresolved cases include reports of a 'large orange orb' and a 'metallic cylinder' observed in separate incidents, both displaying flight characteristics that defy conventional understanding.
Kosloski emphasized that no evidence of extraterrestrial activity or technology has been verified, but some UAPs exhibit truly anomalous behavior requiring further analysis.
Efforts to improve transparency include plans for a public reporting mechanism and ongoing work to declassify more UAP-related data.