JRP UAP Research: Hypersonic UFO Armada of Metal Angels aka A'Zhorai (Part II)
- Jedaiah Ramnarine
- 4 hours ago
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This has been a journey since childhood that escalated into a full blown close encounter in 2010, finally returning in 2025 Christmas, and now remains an ongoing part of my life with these "guardians." The video evidence is only part of the story for my very real eyewitness accounts. I connect to these entities through meditation and soul.
The Armada Continues: Multi-Cam Telemetry of the Hypersonic Metal Angel UFOs
On February 25, 2026, my multi-camera surveillance array (UFO Hunter 2, 3, 4, and 5) captured an all-day activity of Metal Angels. Some were sometimes solo, others in pairs, others in 4, 5, and sometimes dozens at a time. This was a massive deployment of A'Zhorai, aka Metal Angels, infamously known as S4 Sport Model UFOs. This wasn't a single sighting, but a coordinated movement across several hours, featuring both "Squads" (smaller groups) and a full "Armada."
Below is a technical analysis of this footage, cross-referenced against the five specific UAP observables defined by AATIP.
1. Anti-Gravity Lift
The most stunning evidence of anti-gravity occurs at 15:34:05 (captured by UFO Hunter 4). We see a craft perform its "signature flip." As Lazar's technical summaries of the S4 craft, these objects rotate 90 to 180 degrees to orient their gravity emitters toward their destination. In this frame, the craft gains altitude while completely inverted. There are no visible biological wings, rotors, or control surfaces. The "flip" is smooth, deliberate, and defies standard aerodynamic lift principles.
2. Sudden and Instantaneous Acceleration
At several points during the 09:55:31 sequence, individual units within the "Metal Angel Squad" transition from a hovering state to high-velocity travel in under a second. Unlike conventional aircraft that require a runway or gradual acceleration, these objects exhibit "stop-and-start" motion that would subject any biological pilot or mechanical frame to lethal G-forces. They appear to move through the atmosphere as if it offers no resistance.
3. Hypersonic Velocities Without Signatures
The wide-angle views from the Duo 3 units show these objects crossing large sections of the sky in mere frames. Given the 180° field of view, we can estimate their speed is well into the hypersonic range for some of these metal angels. Despite this, there is a total absence of sonic booms, vapor cones, or heat signatures. Even at these high speeds, the "Metal Angels" remain silent and visually stable, suggesting they are enveloped in a localized gravitational field.
4. Low Observability
The term "Metal Angel" comes from the highly reflective, polished exterior seen in the sunlight at 11:59:56. However, they also exhibit a form of "active camouflage." At certain angles, the craft seem to blend into the blue sky or become translucent. This isn't just a trick of the light; the objects appear to manipulate how light bends around their hulls, making them difficult to track consistently on standard optical sensors.
5. Trans-Medium Travel
While this specific footage focuses on the aerial armada, the descent trajectories seen near the horizon at 15:33:52 suggest a transition toward lower altitudes. My previous research has noted these craft often operate near bodies of water. The seamless way they maintain formation while descending suggests their propulsion system is equally effective regardless of the surrounding medium.
Final Thoughts: The S4 Connection
The correlation between this footage and the S4 sketches is now undeniable. The "Armada" sequence shows a level of coordination that suggests a mission-oriented presence over my home and nearby region. By documenting these events with high-end optics like the Duo 3 Pro, we are moving past stories, conspiracies and myth into the era of definitive UAP data.
The "UFO Hunter" Hardware Array
To eliminate the possibility of lens flares, sensor glitches, or biological ambiguity, the data was recorded across a network of high-resolution vantage points:
UFO Hunter 5: Reolink Duo 3 Pro (PoE) – 16MP Panoramic (7680 x 2160) [Back, Outside]
UFO Hunter 2: Reolink Duo 3 Pro (WiFi) – 16MP Panoramic (7680 x 2160) [Front, Outside]
UFO Hunter 4: Reolink E1 Pro Zoom – 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) [Back, Upstairs, Inside, Right]
UFO Hunter 3: Reolink E1 3K – 5MP Super HD (2880 x 1616) [Back, Upstairs, Inside, Left]
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