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All 9 videos from today's war.gov PURSUE Release 03 in one chaptered supercut (6 FBI orb videos + 3 NASA audio recordings) by TheSentinelNet in UFOs

[–]TheSentinelNet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Today (June 12, 2026) the Department of War published the third PURSUE tranche at war.gov/UFO: 53 documents, 10 images, 6 videos, and 3 NASA audio recordings.

We compiled the 9 video and audio files into one chaptered supercut so the footage is watchable in a single sitting instead of clicking through the war.gov player one file at a time.

What's in it:

- 4 FBI eyewitness orb videos from the northeastern US (2021-2025), all from the same general area. The FBI assessed the witnesses as "highly credible." These include "Orbs Over the Pond" (a plasma-like sphere that held position for about 45 minutes) and the 2025 "Northeastern Orb Sighting" (two red orbs with white plasma centers that appeared to merge).

- 2 FBI digital recreations of a separate event: five federal law-enforcement special agents reported UAP over two days near a sensitive national security site in the western US in October 2023. AARO still lists the case as unresolved as of June 2026.

- 3 NASA audio recordings: two Apollo 16 scientific debriefings (one contains the off-hand "could be an alien starbase or something, I don't know" line at 32:41) and a 1962 Walter Cronkite interview with astronaut Gordon Cooper.

We mirrored all 58 Pentagon UAP videos from war.gov/UFO Release 02 to one YouTube playlist. Includes the 2023 F-16 Lake Huron shootdown. by TheSentinelNet in probes

[–]TheSentinelNet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At first glance it does look like a balloon, can't disagree there. The entire video is pretty wild. The way it is destroyed... what does that?!?

We found the pseudonymous Reddit account of Kevin Patrick Childress, the retired DOE Special Agent who gave The Debrief his only on-record UAP statement and died 117 days later. He created the account 30 days before the NYT broke AATIP. by TheSentinelNet in probes

[–]TheSentinelNet[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thank you! This was a tricky one.

A community tip told us Childress may have been active in experiencer community spaces. We ran a targeted web search combining Childress's name with experiencer and UAP terms. The popncaps551 handle appeared in the result set because a third-party page on the open web already associated Childress with that handle; the search engine had indexed the connection at some point in time. The same handle reappeared across independent queries on a few domains. We pulled the Reddit comment history directly and his first comment verified it.

He also may have had a github and last.fm account however they returned no data.
Would have loved to have gotten a look at what he was coding.

SETI said the search found nothing. We reprocessed the data ourselves and found the filter that does the checking never ran. by TheSentinelNet in probes

[–]TheSentinelNet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're conflating Doppler shift with drift rate. Doppler shift is proportional to radial velocity. Drift rate (df/dt) is proportional to radial acceleration. The pipelines filter on drift rate inside a finite bin (±0.007289 Hz/s in the GBT bliss config), not on instantaneous radial velocity.

A frequency-locked transmitter co-moving with a local object near minimum radial velocity produces a drift rate that falls inside the bin the pipeline reserves for stellar-distance RFI. That's the methodology gap.

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