NASA-UAP-D030/031/032: STS-80 Unidentified Object Images — PURSUE Release 4 (2026)

On July 10, 2026, the U.S. Department of War released three officially declassified NASA photos (NASA-UAP-D030, D031, D032) from Space Shuttle mission STS-80 (Space Shuttle Columbia, November 19 – December 7, 1996) as part of PURSUE Release 4. The images show an unidentified object in low Earth orbit. In the second photo (D031), the object is clearly visible near the center of the frame to the right of Earth's limb. Analysts describe the shape as triangular or conical — depending on the viewing angle, it appears as a flat triangle or cigar shape. The Department of War classifies the case as 'unresolved' due to insufficient data for a definitive explanation. No indication of extraterrestrial activity per authorities. Historically significant: for the first time, NASA photos from the Shuttle program were officially declassified and published as UAP documents. Reddit users noted similarities to a rotating triangular object observed during a SpaceX livestream in 2026.