Silent Spinning Tic-Tac Shaped Object Over Phoenix – Video + Analysis
Time: Monday, December 9, 2024 at 8:22 PM
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
I captured a short video in Phoenix, Arizona at night. The object appeared to spin or reflect light as it moved silently across the sky. There was no engine noise, no wings, and no visible propellers.
Curious about what it might be, I ran the footage through a series of AI enhancements and analyses:
• Frame Extraction & Enhancement: Pulled stills from the video, zoomed in, boosted contrast, and sharpened the frames. The object consistently appeared smooth and geometric.
• Shape Analysis: Edge detection and circle/cigar fitting revealed the object wasn’t irregular like a balloon. In most frames, it had a 2:1 aspect ratio, suggesting an elongated, tic-tac-like form.
• Motion Analysis: Differences between frames showed the object moved as a single stable unit—not drifting erratically like debris. It also didn’t leave trails or smears typical of camera artifacts.
• Spectral-like Processing: By isolating RGB channels, boosting faint detail with contrast-limited adaptive histogram equalization (CLAHE), and applying false-color maps, subtle highlights appeared to shift along the surface. This supported the impression of rotation or a reflective surface.
• Outlines & Artistic Rendering: Automated outlines confirmed its elongation. Since video stabilization was tricky in the dark, I had an artistic rendering made to represent what it likely looked like: a smooth, glowing tic-tac/cigar-shaped object in the night sky.
What it isn’t (likely):
• Drone: No sound, no rotor halo, no blinking lights.
• Balloon: Didn’t tumble or distort, held a clean geometric shape.
• Lens Artifact: It moved across the sky relative to background stars, not stuck in the same place like a camera flare.
What it could be:
At the very least, this qualifies as a UAP—an unidentified aerial phenomenon. Its silence, smooth elongated form, consistent motion, and spinning reflection all line up more with the “tic-tac” UAPs described in Navy encounters than with everyday explanations.
My question to the community:
Has anyone else in Arizona seen similar silent, spinning, elongated objects recently? Could this be a military test craft, or is it something more unusual?
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