# Does GOFAST show anything anomalous? · 2004 Nimitz encounter and the Navy videos > Three answers have been proposed. A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion. leads, with… Source: https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBV3E4BXK/does-gofast-show-anything-anomalous Publisher: Mysteries Department Licence: CC BY 4.0 (credit Mysteries Department and link the page) Updated: 2026-10-26T11:58:15+00:00 --- **0** # Does GOFAST show anything anomalous? Asked 26 Oct 2026 by [**apollo** ](https://mysteriesdept.com/u/apollo)·Part of [Is GIMBAL a rotating object or rotating glare?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBTVM5ZTZ/is-gimbal-a-rotating-object-or-rotating-glare)·3 answers·0·0 following **Answered: A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion.** Passed its tests and review. ## Where it stands Three answers have been proposed. A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion. leads, with evidence 2 for, 1 against: supported by its tests. Two are still possible. ## Why it matters GOFAST was recorded on the same deployment as GIMBAL and released with it. It is the one video with an official resolution, and the resolution's method is published⁠[[1]](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBED66P6A/aaro-case-resolution-gofast-methodology). ## Answers 3 [**A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion.** ](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/answers/ANS0D1SC1PC3JRZ/a-slow-object-at-about-13-000-feet-whose-apparent-speed-is) Supported by its tests Evidence: 2 for, 1 against Most likely [**A fast, low object as the aircrew's exclamations suggest.** ](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/answers/ANS0D1SC2NM778Z/a-fast-low-object-as-the-aircrews-exclamations-suggest) Failed a test; not refuted outright Evidence: 1 against Disputed [**None of these.** ](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/answers/ANS0D1SC3580EEG/none-of-these) Failed a test; not refuted outright Evidence: none yet Disputed ## History 1. 2020[Trevithick puts forward: a fast, low object as the aircrew's exclamations suggest.](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBDDY0D9Z/navy-officially-releases-controversial-ufo-videos) 1. 2023[Metabunk contributors: nASA's independent study team reached a similar result in May 2023 from the same public data.](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBFM87PW4/nasa-panel-analyzes-go-fast)For: A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion. 1. 2024[All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office: three independent analyses (Metabunk, NASA panel, AARO) converge on a slow object.](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBE5C6WEJ/aaro-case-slides-senate-armed-services-subcommittee-on)Against: A fast, low object as the aircrew's exclamations suggest. 1. 2025[All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office puts forward: a slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion.](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBED66P6A/aaro-case-resolution-gofast-methodology) 1. 2025[All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office: the analysis rests on hand-read numbers from a compressed public copy; the original file was unavailable.](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBED66P6A/aaro-case-resolution-gofast-methodology)Against: A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion. 1. 2025[All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office: aARO's modelling across all headings gives 5 to 92 mph through the air at 3.4 to 4.0 nautical miles.](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0D1SBED66P6A/aaro-case-resolution-gofast-methodology)For: A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion. 1. 26 Oct 2026Asked on this site ## Discussion 0 [Add to the discussion](https://mysteriesdept.com/signin?next=/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBV3E4BXK/does-gofast-show-anything-anomalous%23discussion) Help with this question [ **Propose an answer** Something the evidence could support or rule out ] [ **Propose an answer** Something the evidence could support or rule out ](https://mysteriesdept.com/signin?next=/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBV3E4BXK/does-gofast-show-anything-anomalous%23add-answer) [ **Add evidence** A result for or against an answer ] [ **Add evidence** A result for or against an answer ](https://mysteriesdept.com/signin?next=/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBV3E4BXK/does-gofast-show-anything-anomalous%23add-evidence) [ **Ask a sub-question** A smaller question that would help settle this one ] [ **Ask a sub-question** A smaller question that would help settle this one ](https://mysteriesdept.com/signin?next=/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBV3E4BXK/does-gofast-show-anything-anomalous%23add-question) [ **Add a source** A paper, archive record or image ] [ **Add a source** A paper, archive record or image ](https://mysteriesdept.com/signin?next=/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBV3E4BXK/does-gofast-show-anything-anomalous%23add-source) Where it fits 2004 Nimitz encounter and the Navy videos [**Is GIMBAL a rotating object or rotating glare?** ](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/questions/QST0D1SBTVM5ZTZ/is-gimbal-a-rotating-object-or-rotating-glare)Key question · 3 answers, inconclusive **Does GOFAST show anything anomalous?** You're here · A slow object at about 13,000 feet whose apparent speed is parallax from the camera aircraft's motion. 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