UAP and UFO footage
Watch footage from official releases and reported sightings, then follow the available source records. A video is a starting point for investigation, not proof of an explanation.
Official UAP footage
Watch released military and government recordings, including AARO and Navy sensor clips, with the release date, agency credit and original file kept with each video.
Newly reported UFO videos
The Recent sightings feed collects new clips from public video platforms and news several times a day. Each is credited to its poster and marked as an unverified report.
How to read a UFO video
A recording shows what a camera captured, not what the object was. Check the source, the date, the sensor and the known objects in that sky before drawing a conclusion.
Common questions
- Are these UFO videos real?
- Every clip links to its original source so you can check where it came from. Official releases are presented as released; reported sightings are presented as reports, not as verified events.
- Can I download or share the footage?
- Each video shows its source and licence. Official US government releases are generally public domain; other clips stay with their creator, and VectorPoint links to them rather than copying them.