April 25, 2013 · Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection aircraft captured infrared video of an unidentified object near Rafael Hernandez Airport in Aguadilla. Analysts later claimed the object displayed unusual speed and apparent transmedium behavior.
The case became widely discussed due to video availability and technical reanalysis by independent groups using frame-by-frame modeling.
Independent technical teams produced trajectory and speed estimates from video metadata.
Counter-analyses argued parallax and camera geometry can explain portions of apparent anomalous motion.
Skeptical interpretation favors distant airborne object plus sensor perspective effects.
Pro-anomaly interpretations argue remaining transmedium-like behavior is difficult to reconcile with ordinary craft.
Aguadilla is a leading modern FLIR-era analytic case outside the better-known Navy trilogy.
It remains a standard comparison for methods in video-only UAP assessment.
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