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Hello,

I’m sure many of you have already seen the release of the new UAP video shown at today’s hearing from Rep. Burlison. If not, here’s a BBC report to get you up to speed: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c1wgqdnxvr5t (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c1wgqdnxvr5t)

When scrubbing the footage back and forth (ping-pong style) during the impact moment, I noticed something very odd. The missile collides with the UAP, but the physics look… unusual. The object seems to react in a way opposite to what you’d expect - the direction of its movement changes in an unexpected manner, almost like it “snaps” into a new position at the point of impact.

I’ll be the first to say I’m not a missile or physics expert, but to my eyes, it doesn’t resemble a conventional high-velocity impact. Instead, it looks more like something else is at play - whether that’s an artifact of the video quality, an unusual aerodynamics effect, or… something stranger.

I find that detail fascinating because, if genuine, it leans *more* into the impressive/unexplainable nature of the UAP phenomenon rather than away from it.

Would love to hear other takes and interpretations.

(PS, prev post was taken down by mods)

https://reddit.com/link/1ncrxay/video/10oo3vimt6of1/player