Tic-Tac 2004 — FLIR Analysis · Mirror-Imaging · 5,000G · Princeton Radar 2 Weeks

USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group. BACKGROUND: USS Princeton tracked objects 2 weeks - from 80,000 feet to sea level in seconds. Cmdr. David Fravor + Lt. Cmdr. Jim Slaight (F/A-18F) scrambled. White cylindrical object approx. 45 feet, no wings, no propulsion. Disturbed water below it - football-field area of turbulence. MIRROR-IMAGING: Fravor approach spiral - object mirrored maneuver and fled. Then to pre-arranged CAP point - object was ALREADY THERE. Lt. Cmdr. Alex Dietrich (second pilot): There were no engines, no wings, no exhaust plume. It was surreal. FLIR ANALYSIS: No heat signature, no exhaust plume, no control surfaces. Acceleration simulation: more than 5,000G in some maneuvers. Navy 2020: FLIR video officially confirmed. Unexplained Aerial Phenomena.