Across 3.103s through 6.103s, the object remains a bright compact body with a darker elongated lobe or tail-like region extending to the right. The contact stays in the same general image region while the sensor framing and background field remain stable enough for morphology...
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Observation
Across 3.103s through 6.103s, the object remains a bright compact body with a darker elongated lobe or tail-like region extending to the right. The contact stays in the same general image region while the sensor framing and background field remain stable enough for morphology comparison. The source-visible shape is not a clean sphere. It reads as an asymmetric bright body plus darker extension. That supports a hull/morphology review, but without range, optical mode details, or an independent background reference it does not establish physical dimensions or true three-dimensional motion.
Hypothesis To Test
The strongest testable hypothesis is not "what is it?" but "does the asymmetric body persist across adjacent frames?" In this pass, yes: the bright body and dark right-side extension persist across all eight sampled frames.
Working Assessment
Promote this as a medium-confidence morphology persistence sample. It is useful for comparing asymmetric hull/field-boundary behavior across the archive. It does not prove exotic propulsion, biological form, or aircraft-relative performance by itself.
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