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Extended PR133 Sensor Track and Reacquisition
Several Contrast Areas Cross the Sensor View
Colorado Light Source Tracked for 79 Seconds
Fifteen-Minute Colorado Light-Source Record
Nineteen-Second Yellow Sea Track
Yellow Sea Track with Increasing Magnification
East China Sea Track with Final Zoom
Yellow Sea Focus Box and Sensor Occlusion
Continuous Yellow Sea Track with Brief Zoom
Extended 98-Second Yellow Sea Track
Colorado Light Source Under Increasing Zoom
Colorado Record with Autofocus Changes
PR140 Track Across Infrared and EO Modes
PR141 Split-Feed Tracking Sequence
Ruppelt’s 1952 Air Force UFO Presentation
Tremonton 16mm Film Digitization
The archival record preserves the 1952 Tremonton film sequence and transitions after 55 seconds to unrelated sewing-equipment material.
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Tremonton 16mm Film Digitization
The archival record preserves the 1952 Tremonton film sequence and transitions after 55 seconds to unrelated sewing-equipment material.
Ruppelt’s 1952 Air Force UFO Presentation
In the recorded presentation, Ruppelt discusses case-review statistics, proposed technical methods and the Air Force’s lack of a conclusive finding on origin or nature.
Extended PR133 Sensor Track and Reacquisition
Across nearly five minutes, the sensor repeatedly tracks, loses and reacquires an area of contrast while changing magnification and panning speed.
Several Contrast Areas Cross the Sensor View
Several areas of contrast cross the sensor field before the system pans to keep them generally centered during the one-minute record.
Colorado Light Source Tracked for 79 Seconds
The camera pans and changes magnification while keeping an apparent light source generally centered; AARO notes privacy blurring and autofocus limitations.
Fifteen-Minute Colorado Light-Source Record
The cellphone camera remains focused on an apparent light source throughout the 15-minute record, with AARO cautions about autofocus and processing effects.
Nineteen-Second Yellow Sea Track
The sensor pans for 19 seconds to keep an area of contrast generally within the center of the frame.
Yellow Sea Track with Increasing Magnification
A contrast area begins above-left of center before the sensor increases magnification and pans to keep it generally centered.
East China Sea Track with Final Zoom
After three seconds without content, the sensor tracks an area of contrast and increases magnification during the final 13 seconds.
Yellow Sea Focus Box and Sensor Occlusion
A contrast area enters from below, is tracked under a digital focus-box overlay, and is followed by partial sensor occlusion from platform geometry.
Continuous Yellow Sea Track with Brief Zoom
The sensor tracks an area of contrast for 49 seconds, briefly increasing magnification before continuing to keep it near center.
Extended 98-Second Yellow Sea Track
The sensor pans continuously for 1:38 to keep an area of contrast generally within the center of the frame.
Colorado Light Source Under Increasing Zoom
The camera increases magnification while keeping an apparent light source in the upper part of the frame; AARO notes privacy blurring and processing limits.
Colorado Record with Autofocus Changes
The camera stays focused on an apparent light source while approaching vehicles twice affect automatic image-processing and autofocus behavior.
PR140 Track Across Infrared and EO Modes
The 2022 sensor record alternates between infrared and electro-optical views while tracking a contrast area through several exits and reacquisitions.
PR141 Split-Feed Tracking Sequence
The 2:36 record alternates sensor modes, includes a brief second contrast area and later intermittently loses contact with the tracked area.