Pakistani Paraglider Films Tic-Tac UFO in Ranikot, Clocking speeds of Mach 10!
RANIKOT FORT, SINDH – In an encounter that reads like a scene from a sci-fi blockbuster, a paraglider in Pakistan has captured what may be the most compelling Tic-Tac UFO sighting in Pakistan ever recorded. The incident, which occurred on November 1, 2025, near the ancient Ranikot Fort, was caught on multiple cameras and has survived rigorous initial analysis, leaving its witness—an experienced aviation enthusiast—and early investigators utterly baffled.
This isn’t a grainy, distant light in the sky. This is the sighting of a structured, white object performing physics-defying maneuvers at speeds exceeding 3,600 meters per second—over ten times the speed of sound.
The Pilot and The Setting: A Routine Flight Turns Historic
The witness is a trained paraglider and paramotor pilot, who was on a recreational flight with two friends. Their destination was the remote and mysterious Ranikot Fort, a massive, ancient structure nestled in a valley surrounded by mountains, known for its limited cell service and pristine, isolated environment.
The flight began normally at around 4:20 PM. The pilot, equipped with a helmet-mounted GoPro and an extended Insta 360 camera, decided to explore the interior of the Ranikot valley—a flight path he normally avoids due to unpredictable winds.
The First Encounter: A Blur and a Glimpse
The first sign of the unexplained happened as the pilot was flying over the riverbed inside the valley.
“Something passed beneath me at high speed,” he recounts. “I immediately looked back but saw nothing.” He and his friends, communicating via radio, initially dismissed it as a large bird. The moment was unsettling but was soon set aside.
It was only the next day, while reviewing the footage, that the true anomaly was discovered.
The Analysis: A Speed That Defies Physics
Upon a frame-by-frame examination of the HD video, a white object became visible. The initial analysis was shocking:
- The object covered a distance of 120 meters in a single frame.
- With the camera recording at 30 frames per second, each frame represents 0.033 seconds.
- This meant the object was traveling at approximately 3,600 meters per second.
- To put this in perspective:
- That’s Mach 10.5 (ten and a half times the speed of sound).
- The world’s fastest bird, the Peregrine Falcon, dives at 88 m/s.
- The legendary SR-71 Blackbird spy plane maxed out at 1,200 m/s.
The Second, More Chilling Confirmation
Unsure of his own calculations, the pilot tracked the object backward through the video frames. He found that it originated from a western mountain located 3 kilometers away. The object covered this entire distance in a straight line in just 0.53 seconds, confirming a speed of 3,750 m/s (Mach 11).
This was no bird, and no known drone or aircraft on Earth is capable of such velocity, especially at low altitude within a valley, without producing a devastating sonic boom.
The Second, Invisible Encounter
The investigation revealed a second, even closer encounter that the pilot never saw with his naked eye. Moments after the first event, as he was radioing his friends, another streak shot past him, recorded in only three frames. This object cut across his path from left to right.
The reason he didn’t see it? The human eye processes about 30-60 frames per second. An object moving this fast would be literally invisible to the human eye, requiring a visual perception of over 450 frames per second to be seen clearly.
The Tic-Tac UFO Connection
In his research, the pilot discovered a startling connection to documented UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) cases. The object’s white, pill-like appearance and incredible speed are nearly identical to the now-famous “Tic-Tac UFO” encountered by the US Navy in 2004.
This places the Ranikot Fort UFO sighting squarely within a global pattern of similar objects being tracked by government agencies, including the 757 UAP sightings recently reported by the Pentagon’s Anomaly Resolution Office.
Conclusion: An Unanswered Question Over Ancient Walls
This case stands out due to the credibility of the witness, the high-quality video evidence from multiple angles, and the detailed technical analysis that rules out conventional explanations. The object exhibited:
- Hypersonic Speeds (Mach 10+)
- Silent Operation (No sonic boom)
- No Visible Propulsion
- Physics-Defying Maneuverability
The ancient, mysterious Ranikot Fort has kept its secrets for centuries. Now, it may be the backdrop for one of the most significant UFO encounters of the modern era.
The Video That Has Everyone Talking
The footage, originally uploaded to YouTube, shows a clear, bright object moving erratically against the backdrop of a dark sky. What makes this Pakistani UFO sighting so compelling isn’t just its existence, but the behavior of the object itself.
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