Compact halo
Red, orange, amber, plasma-like, sometimes with a darker center or a bright rim.
HEDHub - Halo-Emission Dynamics Hub
HEDHub is building an instrumented DWARF 3 station network to capture original files, reject false positives, triangulate events and study compact red/orange Foo Fighter-like UFO/UAP evidence.
Curiosity welcome. Viral clips are leads, not conclusions. Instrumented evidence first.
Verified DVIDS / AARO / FBI source
This official DVIDS/AARO/FBI release shows the low-altitude red-orb profile that defines the first HEDHub capture target: compact red light, trees for scale, tandem behavior and a source chain strong enough for serious analysis.
Origin story
In 2015, Alberto M. Rubio saw a low, silent, orange plasma-like sphere from a terrace in Altea, Spain, moving horizontally in front of a mountain toward the sea. For years there was no category for it. In June 2026, the official PR004 video appeared: a red sphere with a plasma-like center, low, silent, moving smoothly with another sphere. It did not just look similar. It was recognizable.
HEDHub grew from that recognition into a method: preserve original files, challenge every explanation, reject false positives, use DWARF 3 stations, and turn UFO curiosity into measurable evidence.
Visual target
PR002 is a public example of the red/orange family: two compact sources, hover, relative motion and a documented source chain. HEDHub uses cases like this to define what stations should capture, track, reject and compare.
Community standard
HEDHub needs UFO/UAP witnesses, skywatchers, researchers, skeptics and builders. The rule is simple: every lead is treated seriously, then tested against aircraft, satellites, meteors, reentries, lanterns, drones, flare, bokeh, compression artifacts and edited clips. Rejected material becomes control data; verified Foo Fighter phenotype records become evidence anchors.
Target phenotype
Red, orange, amber, plasma-like, sometimes with a darker center or a bright rim.
Hover, lateral movement, stop-and-go, direction change, tandem geometry, fade to black.
Original files, UTC timestamps, optical tracks, spectroscopy, RF/EM and triangulation.
Verified anchor cases
Witness anchor. Mountain behind, horizontal path to sea, orange plasma-like orb.
Official visible case. Two red sources, hover, relative rotation.
Official visible case. Plasma-like sphere, hover, form and luminosity changes.
Official visible case. Red sphere, white plasma-like center, low altitude, tandem/fusion.
Working hypothesis
One working model is that the visible orb is not the whole object. It may be a dark or low-signature core surrounded by an excited atmospheric halo. When the system crosses a field or energy threshold, air, humidity, aerosols or plasma-like emissions become visible in red/orange bands.
Rejection pipeline
Verified sightings map
The public catalog keeps verified sources visible and filters for the real Foo Fighter phenotype: compact red/orange luminous objects, shield/torch analogs, official sensor cases and non-ballistic behavior. Balloons, fireworks, meteors, aircraft, lanterns and lens artifacts are rejected before they can define the target.
HEDNet station network
HEDNet is a single open-source software layer connected to distributed DWARF 3 stations. Each station watches the sky, preserves original evidence and sends structured events to central compute for false-positive rejection, deeper analysis and multi-station comparison.
Join
HEDNet turns isolated Foo Fighter UFO sightings into structured event packages. We need DWARF 3 station operators, reviewers, developers, optics people, radio/SDR people and scientists willing to reject weak evidence.