2026 DOD / AARO / NARA PURSUE TRANCHES 01–06200 NASA CNEOS BOLIDE & TLE SHELL CROSS-CORRELATIONDUAL IMPERIAL (FT / MI / MPH) & METRIC (M / KM / KM/S)

2026 war.gov/ufo PURSUE Releases 01–06 & AARO Multi-Sensor UAP Correlation Engine

Meteors.ai ingests all 6 official 2026 Department of Defense (war.gov/ufo), AARO (aaro.mil), and National Archives (archives.gov/research/topics/uaps) PURSUE releases and correlates every multi-sensor track against 200 NASA JPL CNEOS atmospheric fireballs and NORAD satellite TLE shells. Field investigators and skywatchers can verify orbital glints, stratospheric bolides, and low-altitude tracks using 15x70 astronomy binoculars[↗], a plate-solved smart telescope[↗], an all-sky meteor camera[↗], an ADS-B receiver[↗], and an RTK GPS module[↗].

PURSUE Tranches

6 Releases

May – Sep 2026 Archive

Multi-Sensor Cases

2 / 8 Tracks

Radar • IR • 70mm Film

CNEOS Reference

200 Bolides

JPL SSD Vector Catalog

Altitude Envelope

50 ft – 71,458 mi

15 m – 115,000 km

FILTER BY OFFICIAL 2026 WAR.GOV/UFO PURSUE TRANCHE:ACTIVE FILTER: RELEASE_01

ALL RELEASES01–06 (8 Cases)RELEASE_012026-05-08 • Orbital Film RELEASE_022026-06-05 • CENTCOM MQ-9 RELEASE_032026-07-02 • CSG-11 Nimitz RELEASE_042026-08-01 • DHS Aguadilla RELEASE_052026-08-28 • DoW PR-134 / FBI RELEASE_062026-09-18 • NARA RG 341

3D ECEF UAP TRAJECTORY, NASA CNEOS BOLIDE & KEPLERIAN/J2 TLE OVERWATCH

Focused Track: Apollo 17 Cislunar Trans-Earth Frame AS17-147-22470 Photometric AnomalyOpen Fullscreen 3D Cesium Globe

Select UAP Track to Focus 3D Profile:

RELEASE_01: pursue-r1-gemini RELEASE_01: pursue-r1-apollo

3D ECEF Waypoint Nodes:

Node #1: (-1.80°, 18.00°)118500 km (388,779,540 ft)

Node #2: (0.70°, 23.50°)115000 km (377,296,600 ft)

Node #3: (3.10°, 28.90°)111200 km (364,829,408 ft)

Node #4: (5.40°, 34.20°)107400 km (352,362,216 ft)

OFFICIAL 2026 DOD / AARO / NARA PURSUE RELEASE TRANCHES (RELEASE_01 – RELEASE_06)

Primary Repositories: war.gov/ufo • aaro.mil • archives.gov/research/topics/uaps

RELEASE_012026-05-08

PURSUE Release 01 — Historic Spaceflight & Orbital Anomaly Photography (Gemini VII & Apollo 17 Archive)

High-resolution 4K densitometric scans of original 70mm Hasselblad spaceflight magazines from Gemini VII (1965) at 301 km (187 mi / 987,500 ft) LEO and Apollo 17 (1972) at 115,000 km (71,458 mi) cislunar coast, cross-examined against NORAD space catalog TLEs and thruster plume photometry.

Record Group: NARA RG 255 & RG 615 (NASA & AARO Declassified Spaceflight Film)

Filter RELEASE_01 (2 cases)war.gov/ufo

RELEASE_022026-06-05

PURSUE Release 02 — CENTCOM MQ-9 Reaper EO/IR Metallic Orb & Multi-Sensor Tracks

Declassified USCENTCOM MQ-9 Reaper electro-optical and mid-wave infrared (MX-20 EO/IR) full-motion video telemetry documenting spherical metallic orbs operating at 4,572 m (15,000 ft / 4.57 km / 2.84 mi) and 380 mph (0.17 km/s) without thermal exhaust signatures.

Record Group: NARA RG 615 (AARO Declassified ISR Telemetry)

Filter RELEASE_02 (1 case)war.gov/ufo

RELEASE_032026-07-02

PURSUE Release 03 — Maritime Carrier Strike Group Radar-IR Correlated Tracks (USS Nimitz & East Coast Range)

Consolidated Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) AN/SPY-1B phased-array radar plots and F/A-18F Super Hornet AN/ASQ-228 ATFLIR infrared tracks from Carrier Strike Group 11, including rapid non-ballistic descents from 24,384 m (80,000 ft / 15.15 mi) to 15 m (50 ft) at 18,000+ mph (8.05 km/s).

Record Group: NARA RG 38 & RG 615 (Naval Aviation & CEC Radar Logs)

Filter RELEASE_03 (1 case)war.gov/ufo

RELEASE_042026-08-01

PURSUE Release 04 — DHS / CBP Thermal Transmedium & Coastal Airspace Telemetry (Aguadilla & Southern Border)

Calibrated L-3 WESCAM MX-15D 3–5 μm thermal imaging and maritime surveillance radar logs from DHS/CBP DHC-8 patrols capturing low-altitude 365 m (1,200 ft / 0.365 km / 0.23 mi) transmedium coastal trajectories at 95 mph (0.042 km/s).

Record Group: NARA RG 563 & RG 615 (DHS Air and Marine Operations)

Filter RELEASE_04 (1 case)war.gov/ufo

RELEASE_052026-08-28

PURSUE Release 05 — DoW PR-134 Declassified Multi-Sensor Cases & FBI FD-302 Linear Craft Witness/Radar Filings

Joint DoW PR-134 stratospheric fast-mover telemetry at 18,288 m (60,000 ft / 18.29 km / 11.36 mi) and 4,250 mph (1.90 km/s) alongside declassified FBI FD-302 commercial/military aircrew primary radar intercepts of 45.7 m (150 ft) linear craft at 10,972 m (36,000 ft).

Record Group: NARA RG 65 & RG 615 (FBI FD-302 Aviation Filings & DoW PR-134)

Filter RELEASE_05 (2 cases)war.gov/ufo

RELEASE_062026-09-18

PURSUE Release 06 — NARA RG 341 Project Blue Book Photogrammetry Re-Digitization (Tremonton Navy Film & High-Altitude Tracks)

Optical micro-densitometry and frame-by-frame 35mm photogrammetry re-digitizations from NARA Record Group 341, featuring Chief Photographer Delbert Newhouse’s 1952 Tremonton, Utah 16mm daylight formation film at 3,658 m (12,000 ft / 3.66 km / 2.27 mi).

Record Group: NARA Record Group 341 (Headquarters USAF / Project Blue Book)

Filter RELEASE_06 (1 case)war.gov/ufo

MULTI-SENSOR UAP TRACK DOSSIERS & NASA CNEOS CORRELATION (2 DISPLAYED)

All Telemetry Readouts Shown in Dual Imperial (ft / mi / mph) & Metric (m / km / km/s)

RELEASE_01CASE ID: pursue-r1-gemini-vii-1965DATE: 1965-12-04COORDS: (28.5°, -80.6°)

Gemini VII Orbital Cylindrical Object & Thruster Plume Correlation

Low Earth Orbit over Cape Canaveral / Western Atlantic Sector • NARA RG 255 / NASA Magazine 29-B Frames S65-63722 & S65-63723

Launch Track on 3D Google Earth Globe Open Full Sensor Dossier

Altitude (Imperial & Metric)

301 km / 187 mi (301,000 m / 987,500 ft)

987,500 ft (187 mi) / 301,000 m (301 km)

Estimated Speed (mph & km/s)

17,023 mph / 7.61 km/s (Mach 22.2 Orbital)

17,023 mph / 7.61 km/s (Mach 22.2)

Target Size (ft & m)

25 ft / 7.6 m

Primary Sensor: Hasselblad 70mm Orbital Film

Nearest CNEOS Bolide Distance (mi & km)

154.9 km / 96.3 mi

Bolide cneos-fb-26-202511111739

Sensor Modalities:Hasselblad 70mm Orbital Film35mm PhotogrammetryNORAD Space Surveillance Radar

During Revolution 3 of the Gemini VII mission on December 4, 1965, Command Pilot Frank Borman and Pilot Jim Lovell photographed a cylindrical metallic-albedo object accompanied by a luminous multi-lobed plume at 301 km (187 mi / 987,500 ft) altitude and 17,023 mph (7.61 km/s). PURSUE Release 01 provides 4K micro-densitometric scans of the original Hasselblad 70mm Orbital Film paired with NORAD Space Surveillance Radar two-line element (TLE) reconstructions. Observers tracking low-Earth orbital cylinders, upper-stage boosters, and bright LEO passes can resolve magnitude +2.5 to +6.0 targets using 15x70 astronomy binoculars[↗] or a plate-solved smart telescope[↗] with satellite ephemeris tracking.

KEPLERIAN/J2 TLE + NASA CNEOS SPATIOTEMPORAL & GEMMA 4 26B A4B CORRELATION METRICSTLE Assessment: NORAD 01804 • Titan II Upper Stage LEO Shell (28.52° inc, ~301 km) [J2-Propagated Sub-Point (-21.4°, -89.3°), Ground Δ=5626 km]

CNEOS Bolide Match Probability53%

TLE Satellite Flare Likelihood61%

Kinematic Anomaly Score57 / 100

Spatiotemporal CNEOS + J2 TLE analysis for Gemini VII Orbital Cylindrical Object & Thruster Plume Correlation at (28.5°, -80.6°), altitude 301.00 km (187.03 mi / 987,533 ft), velocity 17,023 mph (7.61 km/s): Nearest cataloged NASA CNEOS bolide is cneos-fb-26-202511111739 at 154.9 km / 96.3 mi great-circle separation (2025-11-11 17:39:51, Δt=21893 days), yielding 53% bolide match probability, 61% J2-propagated TLE flare likelihood, and 57/100 kinematic anomaly score.

Official Declassified Archive: war.gov/ufo DoD AARO: aaro.mil NARA UAP RG: archives.gov

3D Track Waypoints: 4 ECEF Nodes

RELEASE_01CASE ID: pursue-r1-apollo-17-1972DATE: 1972-12-12COORDS: (0.7°, 23.5°)

Apollo 17 Cislunar Trans-Earth Frame AS17-147-22470 Photometric Anomaly

Cislunar Trans-Earth Injection Corridor (Sub-Satellite 0.7°N, 23.5°E) • NARA RG 255 / NASA Apollo 17 Magazine 147-JJ Frame AS17-147-22470

Launch Track on 3D Google Earth Globe Open Full Sensor Dossier

Altitude (Imperial & Metric)

115,000 km / 71,458 mi (115,000,000 m / 377,296,588 ft)

377,296,588 ft (71458 mi) / 115,000,000 m (115000 km)

Estimated Speed (mph & km/s)

4,877 mph / 2.18 km/s (Cislunar Trans-Earth Coast)

4,877 mph / 2.18 km/s (Mach 6.36)

Target Size (ft & m)

40 ft / 12.2 m

Primary Sensor: Hasselblad 70mm Orbital Film

Nearest CNEOS Bolide Distance (mi & km)

1,310.5 km / 814.3 mi

Bolide cneos-fb-91-202311212217

Sensor Modalities:Hasselblad 70mm Orbital Film35mm PhotogrammetryDeep-Space S-Band Doppler Telemetry

Captured during Apollo 17 trans-Earth coast on December 12, 1972 at a cislunar altitude of 115,000 km (71,458 mi / 377,296,588 ft), frame AS17-147-22470 records a structured high-contrast specular anomaly against the blackness of deep space. PURSUE Release 01 pairs 35mm Photogrammetry and Hasselblad 70mm Orbital Film grain analysis to separate hardware reflections from emulsion artifacts. Deep-sky cislunar hardware and high-altitude NEOs between magnitude +11 and +15 require a plate-solved smart telescope[↗] with live-stacking CMOS photometry and a light pollution filter[↗].

KEPLERIAN/J2 TLE + NASA CNEOS SPATIOTEMPORAL & GEMMA 4 26B A4B CORRELATION METRICSTLE Assessment: Cislunar Deep-Space Regime (115,000 km / 71,457.66 mi) — Beyond LEO TLE Shells (NORAD 56112 • Starlink V2 Mini Gen2 Shell (53.05° inc, ~550 km) [J2-Propagated Sub-Point (51.4°, -41.2°), Ground Δ=8223 km])

CNEOS Bolide Match Probability12%

TLE Satellite Flare Likelihood20%

Kinematic Anomaly Score92 / 100

Spatiotemporal CNEOS + J2 TLE analysis for Apollo 17 Cislunar Trans-Earth Frame AS17-147-22470 Photometric Anomaly at (0.7°, 23.5°), altitude 115000.00 km (71457.66 mi / 377,296,600 ft), velocity 4,877 mph (2.18 km/s): Nearest cataloged NASA CNEOS bolide is cneos-fb-91-202311212217 at 1,310.5 km / 814.3 mi great-circle separation (2023-11-21 22:17:29, Δt=18607 days), yielding 12% bolide match probability, 20% J2-propagated TLE flare likelihood, and 92/100 kinematic anomaly score.

Official Declassified Archive: war.gov/ufo DoD AARO: aaro.mil NARA UAP RG: archives.gov

3D Track Waypoints: 4 ECEF Nodes

OPTICAL TRACKING REQUIREMENTS // PHOTOMETRIC LINK

TIER A: NAKED-EYE / BINOCULAR

Calculated Apparent Magnitude (Vmag)

Vmag -5.48

Abs. Magnitude H = 8.50

Required Aperture (mm)

70 mm Optical Aperture

Wide-Field Sweeping / Tripod-Stabilized 15x70 Visual Track

Best Viewing Window

Local Astronomical Twilight to Pre-Dawn Zenith (Bortle 1–5)

Target: PURSUE Multi-Sensor UAP & Atmospheric Bolide Corridor

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