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Emitting Sub-Objects — UAP Cases

Cases where a primary craft released smaller sub-objects that moved independently, then returned or dispersed.

DOCUMENTED CASES
4
YEAR RANGE
1947–2023
FBI Orb / Sphere
SECRET
FBI-002 · 2023-08-17

Eye of Sauron Orb Cluster — Western USA

Western United States

Federal agents witnessed orange orbs described as resembling 'the Eye of Sauron without a pupil', emitting smaller red orbs in groups of 2–4. Rated 'among the most compelling cases in AARO's holdings.'

EMITTING OBJECTSFORMATIONHOVERING
PARTIAL
◈ MEDIA
OPEN DOSSIER →
DoD Diamond
SECRET
DOD-012 · 1976-09-19

Tehran UFO — Iranian F-4 Weapons System Failure

Tehran, Iran

Two Iranian Air Force F-4 Phantoms attempted to intercept a bright diamond-shaped object over Tehran. Both aircraft experienced complete weapons systems and communications failures when attempting to engage. The object emitted smaller objects during the encounter. A Defense Intelligence Agency report called it 'an outstanding report' that 'could be of significant intelligence interest.'

RAPID ACCELERATION90 DEGREE TURNSSENSOR INTERFERENCE
MODERATE
◈ MEDIA
OPEN DOSSIER →
FBI Disc / Saucer
UNCLASSIFIED
FBI-007 · 1947-06-21

Maury Island Donut UAP Debris Incident

Maury Island, Washington, USA

Harbor patrolman Harold Dahl reported six donut-shaped objects over Puget Sound, one of which ejected metallic and slag-like debris that damaged his boat and injured a crew member. FBI files document the subsequent investigation and the mysterious deaths of two Army Air Force officers carrying recovered material.

FORMATIONEMITTING OBJECTS
PARTIAL
◈ MEDIA
OPEN DOSSIER →
DoD Diamond
UNCLASSIFIED
DOD-032 · 1980-12-29

Cash-Landrum Diamond UAP — Radiation Injuries

Huffman, Texas, USA

Three civilians suffered documented acute radiation injuries after a close encounter with a large diamond-shaped, flame-emitting craft escorted by 23 military Chinook helicopters on a Texas highway. The witnesses sued the U.S. government for damages; the case was dismissed because the government denied ownership of either the craft or the Chinook escort.

HOVERINGEMITTING OBJECTS
PARTIAL
◈ MEDIA
OPEN DOSSIER →