The Pentagon on the 23rd released 10 files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), the seventh batch of such disclosures since May. UAP is the U.S. government's term for unexplained phenomena in air, space, land or sea, including UFOs. According to the released report, three federal agents this year near a U.S. secure facility observed a matte-black triangular object with an estimated 4.5m wingspan. The object rose vertically to about 90m above a ridge without tilting, hovered for roughly 20

The Pentagon on the 23rd released 10 files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), the seventh batch of such disclosures since May. UAP is the U.S. government's term for unexplained phenomena in air, space, land or sea, including UFOs. According to the released report, three federal agents this year near a U.S. secure facility observed a matte-black triangular object with an estimated 4.5m wingspan. The object rose vertically to about 90m above a ridge without tilting, hovered for roughly 20 seconds, then accelerated horizontally—covering approximately 2.4km in about 3 seconds, a speed the report likened to fighter jets—emitted no sound and disappeared.