🚀 Navy Footage Resurfaces

📍 Southern California Coast | 🗓️ April 22, 2025 | 🗽️ UFO

The “Tic-Tac” is back—and this time, the footage is clearer. In mid-April, 2025, a new clip surfaced online appearing to show one of the infamous Tic-Tac-shaped UFOs first reported by Navy pilots during training exercises off the coast of San Diego in 2004. The video, which quickly spread across Reddit, X, and YouTube, shows a white, pill-shaped object performing abrupt right-angle turns and disappearing into cloud cover at impossible speed. 🛸

What makes this resurfacing different is the source: the footage allegedly came from a declassified pilot training archive leaked to the public by an anonymous former contractor. It appears to be taken from a different angle than the original 2004 encounter, showing not only the object’s speed and flight path, but also its proximity to a U.S. Navy ship’s radar dome—something not captured in the earlier FLIR footage.

Military officials have declined to authenticate the clip, but multiple former aviators, including Commander David Fravor, have confirmed it “matches the behavior and shape of what we saw”. Some skeptics have dismissed it as a drone or CGI, but no analysis so far has conclusively debunked the new material.

This footage’s timing—nearly 20 years after the original encounter—has reignited calls for full transparency from the Department of Defense and further fueled speculation about non-human craft operating in U.S. airspace. 👽📡

🛰️ Grounds for Consideration:
If this really is a second-angle capture from the legendary Tic-Tac event, we’re going to need something stronger than cold brew. And if not—somebody’s getting very good at recreating close encounters. Either way, our radar’s up. 🎯☕️