Description

I've worked on a partial stabilization of the Aguadilla UFO footage, and although it was challenging, it has made the object's unusual movements even more intriguing to me. The stabilization highlights how the object's sharp turns, changes in altitude, and seamless water submersion deviate from typical aircraft behavior, raising more questions about its origin.

Aguadilla UFO Incident (2013)

On April 25, 2013, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection aircraft captured a mysterious object on FLIR thermal imaging near the Rafael Hernández Airport in Puerto Rico. This object exhibited extraordinary flight characteristics, including high speed, sharp turns, and the ability to submerge in water without slowing down or creating a splash. The object even appeared to split into two mid-flight, further baffling analysts.

Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU) Analysis

The *SCU* conducted a thorough analysis of the footage and radar data, concluding that the object's behavior defied known technology and common explanations like balloons or drones. The SCU report, which details their findings, is available below:

SCU Website – Additional Resources and Analysis (https://www.explorescu.org/post/2013-aguadilla-puerto-rico-uap-incide…) (https://www.explorescu.org/post/2013-aguadilla-puerto-rico-uap-incide…)