Rocket Movement and Observation Analysis

The video transcript describes a rocket launch and its path through an anomaly. Observers discuss an unidentified object moving rapidly across the field of view after the rocket. They calculate the object's speed and distance, noting it traveled half a mile in just over a second.

What was the initial observation about the rocket's movement?

• It failed to launch.

• It exploded mid-air.

• It deviated from its path.

• It went perfectly through the anomaly.

What was the main concern about the object seen after the rocket?

• Its size.

• Its color.

• Its speed.

• Its sound.

How far did the unidentified object travel in 1.12 seconds?

• A mile.

• Three-quarters of a mile.

• Half a mile.

• A quarter of a mile.

At what frame rate was the object observed?

• 2,000 frames per second.

• 500 frames per second.

• 1,000 frames per second.

• 1,500 frames per second.

Where did the object end up after traveling across the Mesa?

• Above the trees.

• In the river.

• On the ground.

• In the sky.