Source Basis
Source: DOW PR125 / DOD_111887376. Samples: 15.000s, 16.000s, 17.000s, 18.000s, and 19.000s.
Secondary Release 5 representative sequence testing acquisition, gain, blur, and apparent target growth in PR125.
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Source: DOW PR125 / DOD_111887376. Samples: 15.000s, 16.000s, 17.000s, 18.000s, and 19.000s.
The first two samples are dominated by a noisy low-contrast field. A compact dark return becomes separable near 17 seconds and is larger/darker at 18-19 seconds. This establishes detection continuity across the later samples and captures a transition in apparent image strength. It does not establish physical growth or approach. Pixel size can change through focus, gain, thresholding, interpolation, tracking, compression, field-of-view change, or slant-range change. The sparse background makes camera motion difficult to separate from object motion. The fixed geometry review preserves the acquisition sequence but does not recover a stable edge. The return remains a small unresolved thermal blob. No enhanced...
Medium confidence: PR125 contains a real source-visible contrast return during 17-19 seconds. Its strongest value is as an acquisition and apparent-angular-size case. The clip does not independently resolve body geometry, range, velocity, or origin.
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