The Aguadilla UFO Incident (2013) – One of the Most Controversial UAP Videos Ever Recorded
On April 25, 2013, an unidentified object was captured by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection aircraft using an infrared (FLIR) camera near Rafael Hernández Airport in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
The object appeared to fly at low altitude, travel at high speed, and move toward the ocean. In the infrared footage, it seemed to continue without slowing down and, according to some analyses, even appeared to split into two separate objects.
The incident has sparked years of debate. Some independent researchers argue that the object’s unusual behavior cannot be easily explained by known aircraft, drones, birds, or balloons. Others suggest the footage may be explained by camera perspective, infrared imaging effects, or a conventional object viewed under unusual conditions.
To this day, the Aguadilla UFO Incident remains one of the most discussed and disputed UAP cases. While no definitive explanation has been universally accepted, the video continues to fuel curiosity and scientific discussion about unexplained aerial phenomena.
What do you think—advanced technology, a misidentified object, or something still unexplained?
