UAP Strike

A recent UAP congressional hearing featured a declassified video, informally titled 'The Hellfire UAP Strike.' The video shows a UAP being struck by a missile without triggering an explosion. Experts from the MUFON Photo Analysis Team have offered preliminary assessments, with **Marc Dantonio suggesting the object could be a balloon**, **Dennis Freyermuth questioning the video's authenticity**, and **Greg Cisko noting an 'energy surge' in the UAP**. The video's release has sparked debate and speculation, with some arguing it could be a classified military test or a genuine UAP encounter.

The tracking drone used in the video was reportedly an MQ-9 Reaper, which can carry Hellfire missiles. The object being tracked was likely moving below 300 mph, far slower than what is typically considered a UAP. The video ends before any follow-up footage is shown, preventing full analysis.

Research into high-altitude balloons reveals that many can reach speeds between 60-125 mph, depending on altitude and wind layers. This supports Marc Dantonio's balloon theory. However, without the complete, unaltered footage, analysts cannot confirm the video's authenticity.