FBI UAP Triangle Records and Renderings, 2002–2023
Dr. Voss's Analysis
Release 05 groups several FBI triangle reports with witness-oriented digital renderings. Two Colorado Springs cases include both an FD-302 interview or investigative record and a corresponding rendering, allowing readers to compare the written account with the visual reconstruction. Other renderings concern an airborne triangle reported in Afghanistan in 2002 and a dark triangle with lights reported in 2011. These are reconstructions of reported observations, not sensor photographs, and should be evaluated together with their source narratives where available.
Overview
A group of FBI records and digital renderings concerning reported triangular objects: an airborne triangle in Afghanistan in 2002 (D025), a dark triangle with lights in 2011 (D029), a dark translucent triangle in Colorado Springs in 2023 (D026–D027), and a large triangle with red lights in Colorado Springs in 2023 (D030–D031).
Key Facts
- ◆FBI-UAP-D025: digital rendering, 'Airborne Triangle,' Afghanistan, 2002
- ◆FBI-UAP-D026–D027: FD-302 and rendering, 'Dark Translucent Triangle,' Colorado Springs, 2023
- ◆FBI-UAP-D029: digital rendering, 'Dark Triangle with Lights,' 2011
- ◆FBI-UAP-D030–D031: FD-302 and rendering, 'Large Triangle with Red Lights,' Colorado Springs, 2023
- ◆Published in PURSUE Release 05 on August 7, 2026
What Remains Unresolved
- ?Were any photographs, video, radar, or other sensor data collected for these reports?
- ?How soon after each observation were the renderings produced?
- ?Did the two Colorado Springs reports involve the same witness or location?
- ?What conventional aircraft or lighting explanations were evaluated?
