Pentagon records describe silent triangular UAP seen by federal agents
The Pentagon released its seventh set of UAP records, this time consisting of memos and reports without videos or images. One report describes federal agents seeing a matte black triangular object about 13 to 15 feet wide that climbed, hovered, and then flew away at fighter-jet speed without engine noise or visible exhaust. Infrared viewing reportedly showed a uniform thermal signature across the craft.
paragraph. Need no extra. Good. Need check "under 120 words total" for EXPANDED. Let's count final exact. Draft final: EXPANDED: The seventh UAP document release since May contains only memos and reports, with no imagery. Its most detailed account comes from multiple federal law enforcement agents at an undisclosed site who described a matte black triangle with a very low aspect ratio. They estimated a 13- to 15-foot wingspan, six- to nine-foot length and one- to two-foot thickness. The agents said the object rose 200 to 300 feet above a ridgeline in about 10 seconds, hovered roughly 20 seconds, then departed toward a canyon at fighter-jet-like speed while following terrain and making smooth turns. They reported no engine noise or exhaust; infrared viewing showed an even thermal signature, and binoculars revealed no visible panels, windows or propulsion features. Count: P1: The1 seventh2 UAP3 document4 release5 since6 May7 contains8 only9 memos10 and11 reports12, with13 no14 imager