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UAP Nexus
Probable conventional

Changing over Middletown Township, NJ

A conventional explanation is favored by the record but was never formally confirmed.

The report, as filed

My attention was caught by a blinking light that presents on the left, top portion of my (attached) video. The light was blinking but also bouncing around in space in a localized area in about one second intervals and with no seeming pattern or succession. Then a lower second UAP appeared on the bottom right hand side of the video and it looked like it had "white exhaust" intermittently spewing from it, which did not appear to be completely attached to the UAP. Then, when I slowed down my video and took screenshots of different frames of the video, it looks like this (bottom) UAP was rotating in space doing multiple somersaults causing the UAP to "shapeshift". This UAP first ascended slowly and then eventually swooped up higher into the sky more suddenly like it had gained momentum. I took zoomed in photos of some frames in the video that show more detail. It looks look "a mothership" spawning UAP's. It looked like the UAP would split into two or something would spawn from it which started out as a single light being spawned and later turned into two lights. If you have access to technology where you can view the video slower frame by frame it might show more related detail. Due to the quantity limitation of submitted pictures, I wasn't able to post a picture where it actually looks like the UAP turns into a pair of lit up "skis" that are two straight lines that start ascending higher, the UAP turns into a ballish shape and then it turns into the pair of "skis" again as it swoops up seemingly toward the blinking light. Sidenote, if you ever need a remote employee there I would love to be considered! [NUFORC annotation: Aircraft - Probable]

Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #179383). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.

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