The Mosul Orb

On April 16, 2016, during coalition operations against ISIS, a U.S. reconnaissance platform recorded a brief electro-optical/infrared clip of a metallic-looking sphere over Mosul. The object shows no obvious wings, propulsion plume, or classic aircraft thermal signature in the short take.

War-zone sensor data is inherently messy: balloons, drones, debris, and processing artifacts all compete with anomalous interpretations. That is why Mosul belongs in an archive that shows official unresolved labeling beside cautious alternative reads.

High Strangeness includes Mosul among modern theater UAP examples that post-date the Tic Tac era. Teaser on the web; full dossier styling in the app.

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