Credit to reddit user Atiyo_ for consolidating the relevant information.

I’m not certain how many of you have been tracking this, but I’ve monitored it for the past week. Initially, I dismissed it as another hoax. However, it seems there’s more to this story than first appears. I suggest everyone take a closer look at the information provided.

Original Video from webarchive

Revisiting Supposed Military Drone Footage of UFO Airliner Abduction by u/frankievalentino (This was the first post that sparked the rediscovery of the video)

Ultimate analysis reddit thread series by /u/aryelbcn

Other supplemental threads providing additional authenticity

Here are links that, while not directly related to MH370, offer insights into the specifics:

Edits: All new videos/threads will be added below here

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    • HM05MEnglish
      7•1 year ago

      The most barebones TLDR is that a video was originally posted May 19, 2014 to Youtube showing an airliner with three objects surrounding it and seemingly making it vanish. This was two months after MH370 went missing and the Youtube user claimed to have received the video March 12, 2014, four days after MH370’s disappearance.

      On Jun 12, 2014 the same user uploaded a thermal video from a UAV showing an alternate view of the same event.

      Reddit sleuths have determined coordinates on the video suggests the video is likely of MH370. The legitimacy of the videos is still up in the air, but the above links may help sway people one way or another. No original source has come forward and even the original YouTube posts don’t explicitely cite the plane shown, date of events, or much speculation otherwise.

      I won’t even bother trying to recap the various posts, because there is a lot of technical analysis of elements of the videos, positioning and specs of satellites and UAV, flight paths, etc. All of which show that if the videos are faked, they were done with a high level of detail matching the event.

      • @mkwtEnglish
        4•1 year ago

        I want to add a TLDR on the apparent source of the videos.

        Video one has white airliner and UAPs on a grey background. It purports to be infrared footage from a U.S. spy satellite. The image appears like it might be a screen capture from a video playback software. There is overlay text at the bottom of the frame that gives lat / lon coordinates, and at several points it appears that an operator pans the image with a mouse to track the objects. The overlay text also seems to identify the source as “NROL-22”, which is an actual NRO satellite.

        Video two, as stated, purports to show the same incident from the perspective of a U.S. surveillance drone. The drone fuselage shape visible at one point has been identified with the MQ-1C Gray Eagle, with a specific surveillance package with under-wing infrared cameras. This video shows more detail on the airliner, and depicts a hot spot on the lower fuselage.

        I believe both videos in their original form contained no commentary or text or voice narration.

      • @SignullGoneOPMEnglish
        3•1 year ago

        Thank you for this. Based on everything I’ve seen/read this is a pretty decent TL;DR.

    • @SignullGoneOPMEnglish
      4•1 year ago

      I apologize for not being able to provide that at the moment. I’m still catching up myself. If someone else creates a TL;DR, I’ll share it. Alternatively, you can wait until it’s either A) debunked or B) confirmed and then watch the inevitable Netflix series :)

    • PlumEnglish
      3•1 year ago

      Aliens?