The three - known as “Gimbal,” “Go Fast” and “Flir1" - were filmed by Navy Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared, or ATFLIR, pods which attach to the fuselage of the aircraft.įlir1, which was filmed off the coast of San Diego in 2004, was published anonymously on a UFO website in 2007, according to a 2020 Popular Mechanics report on the history of the video. Three of the most well-known videos were taken by Navy F/A-18s over both the Pacific and Atlantic. “I don’t think that it’s going to reveal any fantastic new insight.” Navy acknowledges videos “I think that the report’s going to be a huge letdown,” Dietrich said. no, we do not post fake comments.She also said she doesn’t expect the Pentagon report to provide the kind of answers many are looking for.
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Wallpaper did an attempt to create an abstract update of the apartment. saville had to vacate the apartment after a few short, happy years but he still keeps most if its contents in shipping containers in west london. the apartment, as it was known, soon became a draw for popstars (and long-term saville fans) such as pulp’s jarvis cocker and suede’s brett anderson. In 1996, peter saville moved into a 2,000 sq ft mayfair lair that he worked with hacienda designer ben kelly to turn into a celebration of 1970s ‘shag pad’ – or garçonniere as saville prefers – styling. Collaboration between wallpaper* magazine and the legendary art director peter saville and photographer nick knight.