CASE FILE PR-104
"Resembling a Six-Pointed Star" - Case PR-104
2026-10-11 · Declassified UAP records
DOW-UAP-PR104 is 18 seconds of infrared video submitted to AARO by U.S. Indo-Pacific Command from a U.S. military platform over the Yellow Sea in 2025, released in PURSUE Release 04.
AARO's entire video description reads: "00:01-00:15: The sensor pans to track an area of contrast resembling a six-pointed star, keeping it generally centered within the center of the screen." No mission report was released with it.
As with every PURSUE clip, AARO notes that the description "is provided for informational purposes only" and should not be read as "an analytical judgment, investigative conclusion, or factual determination regarding the described event's validity, nature, or significance." The shape description is AARO's wording, not ours. The case is unresolved.
The Original File
Find DOW-UAP-PR104 in Release 04 on war.gov →
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Where It Happened
Full Transcript
2025, over the Yellow Sea. An infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform locks onto something.
The Pentagon's analysts describe it in four words: resembling a six-pointed star.
For about fifteen seconds, the sensor pans to keep it centered.
That's all there is. Eighteen seconds, from Indo-Pacific Command, with no mission report released alongside it.
And one caution attached to every clip: the description is not an analytical judgment about what it was.
It's listed as unresolved. Search Case PR-104 at ufodata.org. Subscribe to UFO Data.
Sources
All documents and footage are authentic, public-domain U.S. government releases. Narration is AI-generated text-to-speech.