Folks, we have another UFO clip captured by a government camera
and witnessed by military pilots.
In the past year, these videos have spurred the Pentagon
to seriously investigate
unidentified objects in our skies.
So when this next one appeared on the scene
and started raising questions,
we knew it was time for our team to take a look.
[narrator]
A US Army AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter
is preparing for a training flight.
The crew is just about to take off
when suddenly, something moves directly in their flight path.
Take a closer look.
The helicopter's thermal imaging camera
picks up three bright objects
that appear to instantaneously circle each other.
UFO Investigator Andy Marcial releases the video
after receiving the footage from a secret source
at the Department of Homeland Security.
[Andy]
was the maneuver that was captured
where they kind of went around each other
in this very weird fashion.
There's just nothing I know
that can pull some kind of maneuver like that
often mid-flight.
That's the mystery.
[Tony]
the mysterious UFO dubbed "The Rubber Duck."
Now we have another strange unidentified object
also captured in Arizona
by Department of Homeland Security cameras.
According to journalist MJ Banias,
when this video was examined
at the science and tech website
The Debrief, they didn't know what to think.
We brought in several experts to look at the footage
to analyze the objects in this video
to figure out what was going on.
[MJ]
where the objects appear to rotate around one another
is an impossible maneuver.
[Tony]
in bizarre circling formations before,
like these flaming objects
captured in the skies over England.
But the speed and rapid change of direction
with these craft are unlike anything we've ever seen.
So what could they be?
Well, Banias says, if you want an answer,
don't ask the US government.
[MJ]
and the story,
the Pentagon did not comment on it.
Basically, the United States government
do not respond to confirm the video.
With the Rubber Duck UFO, this is the second leaked video
from the Department of Homeland Security
that Andy Marcial has brought to us.
Clearly, he's got a motivated source
sending him this stuff.
And we've got something unusual
going on in the skies over Arizona.
But what?
According to Benias, the DHS wouldn't reveal any info
and maybe even doesn't want us to know.
So can our experts solve this?
Let's see.
We begin with Rich Hoffman
of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies.
[Rich]
was quite interesting.
And there happened a lot of UFOs
seen around military locations.
[narrator]
Hoffman isn't so sure.
UFOs have a tendency to hover,
and then they'll shoot either straight up
or they'll shoot off on an angle.
Some are actually seen to flip on its side
and actually shoot off in a specific direction.
You don't see that here.
The footage was captured at a military training ground.
So could it be another military aircraft?
That's what the pilots initially thought.
[pilot]
But aviation expert Tim McMillan says,
"Not so fast."
So let's take some of the fastest
or best performance jets that we could think of
that will be operating in this area.
So F-16s, F-18s, something like that.
[Tim]
They have to bank at a certain angle
at a certain speed
that the human body frankly just cannot handle,
the amount of G-force,
the amount of pressure that it would take you.
And so these objects actually change completely
in a 360-degree rotation, really, in under three seconds?
You wouldn't see that from a jet.
It's too extreme of an angle.
[Rich]
to be able to see the measure of the runway.
And I determined it was 1,600 feet.
And if you looked at that angle of the formation,
it was about maybe 20 degrees above the horizon.
So I'm able to take those
and put it into a trigonometry tool
that allows me to very quickly determine
the object here is roughly about 300 feet
in terms of the distance.
And then you can come up with a measure
and you find out that the object
is about less than one foot
in terms of its total length.
[narrator]
while flying in a formation?
It leads Hoffman to only one conclusion.
When you saw the motion
and the rotational pattern like that,
it came to mind it's more likely birds.
[Rich]
They do play with each other
in a sense of flying around in circles.
They typically can be moving
as quickly as 85 to 100 miles an hour.
An entire swarm can swivel and turn
in less than a second.
Our verdict. We're going with birds.
We agree with Hoffman
that the lightning fast movements and tight turns
aren't examples of jets at Mach speeds,
but instead, aerobatic animals.