'Fastwalker' Phenomenon | U.S. Air Force Has Quietly Tracked Unidentified Objects Near Satellites

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Published Jun 19, 2026

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Information on the phenomenon is rare, but there have been two declassified studies on what are known as “fastwalkers” among Air Force personnel.

Per a 2008 paper, satellite based sensors looking down at the Earth’s surface occasionally observe reflected light from an object passing through the image. They move too fast relative to the background to be in Earth’s atmosphere. A database of fastwalker events exists as far back as the early 70s, and the authors conclude these are multiple objects, though they do not know if they're consistently in orbit (geostationary or low-Earth), or not.

These findings are important, because it shows the military is taking the fastwalker problem seriously. These phenomena may be the same thing watchers of NASA live streams have noticed in the past, when fast-moving objects appear to move past cameras on the ISS or (past) space shuttles. The Air Force files do not state the number of fastwalker events, but it's numerous enough to catalogue them.

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