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So using your figures above and the specification sheet of the Mk 20 EOSS system ....If the field narrow of view of the Thermal sight is 1.2 degrees, then the object in the video is ~0.068 degrees across. Then if the 'craft' is on a bearing of 338, and the 777 track is used then the distance...

:) Edit - oops, wrong file. Correct one now attached.

The recently released unredacted version of the drones report suggests that the time of 0930z was approximate. This Aircraft, an American Airlines 767, flies nearby at 0915Z. Could that be the aircraft seen in the Infra Red screenshot?

Whatever the format - the 119°W definitely puts the location west of San Clemente island.

Oh, thats a good point, I was assuming decimal degrees. On closer inspection the 3254361N 11928972W suggests that some sort of decimal system is being used so I think the coords could be either... 32.54361°N 119.28972°W 32° 54.361'N 119° 28.972'W

And their distances... o_O http://convertnation.com/45-nautical-miles-to-kilometers

Re the Paul Hamilton event....on Page 64 it says.... The coordinates "3254361N 11928972W" don't match the description "approximately 45NM E of San Clemente, CA.".

This unredacted version of the Drone report has appeared online. Not sure if it provides any additional data yet

Sometimes inert (ie non explosive) munitions still have other internal functionality, such as arming circuits, self test circuitry, and representative resistances on connetors. This is so that that the launcher can be tested and that operators can train on the launch procedures with realistic...

Hat tip: Steven Greenstreet (@sgreenstreet )

Could it be indicating the movement of the camera, kinda like a mouse trail? It also seems to move down slightly over the 21 seconds of the video.

My FlightRadar24 account only goes back 365 days, and ADSBexchange is only back to about Sept 2019. We need someone with a FlightRadar24 Business account to check as it offers 3 years of playback data. The only person I know with business account is @Mick West I guess the 'circle with line' is...

Now with Audio which includes time and location data. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBwLtXqcA04 30 July 2019 0930Z. Location 32.54361N 119.28972 W...

Nice close up of the Digital Video Compression Artefacts seen around the Aguadilla object as it "submerges" from Twitter User Caitgaist. This further suggests that the weird things seen in the video are artefacts rather that genuine high-strangeness caught on camera. Source...

It would appear that Nimitz Incident experiencer Sean Cahill was present at the event...

Another T-shirt design. Maybe I should start a collection.

Cool. I didnt think this had worked but I checked it here and it looks like a good match. This was my attempt with a black and white image and it is the same location. https://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/5982030#original

This is how much the object drifts in 6 mins or so...

I can check the location of geostationary satellites on in-the-sky.org, but i'll need to get an accurate location in the star map for the flasher. And in other news, how cool is this... live radiosonde tracking.... https://sondehub.org/#!mt=Mapnik&mz=5&qm=3h&mc=34.12545,-85.62744&f=21038268

What about a weather balloon or Loon ballon at altitude? Do they have a flashing light (visible or IR) to aid retrieval when they fall back to earth?