The Go Fast video is a 2015 US Navy infrared recording, released in 2018, showing an unidentified object.
The Go Fast video is a short infrared recording filmed in 2015 off the East Coast of the United States from a US Navy F/A-18 aircraft using an ATFLIR targeting system. The Department of Defense's public file, titled "GO FAST - UAP," is 34 seconds long. The video was released in 2018 as one of three UFO videos officially published by the US government. The US military identified the object as unidentified.
The perception that the object was moving at an unusual speed sparked interest and various analyses. Published analyses suggested that the apparent speed might be due to an optical effect, such as parallax; some estimates placed its speed at approximately 30–40 miles per hour, similar to the wind speed at that altitude. According to a report by The Black Vault on a 2025 document, AARO determined that the object did not exhibit anomalous flight characteristics and likely moved with the wind. The same report attributed to the document an assessment that the object was at an altitude of approximately 13,000 feet, not near the sea surface.
It shows an infrared recording of an object that the US military identified as unidentified. The video was filmed off the East Coast of the United States in 2015.
The video was filmed from a US Navy F/A-18 aircraft using an ATFLIR targeting system.
Not necessarily: published analyses suggested that the apparent speed was due to an optical effect, such as parallax. According to a report on a 2025 AARO document, the object likely moved with the wind.
The video was released to the public in 2018, as one of three UFO videos from the US government.