Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Obviously a Chaosphere

Does anybody else think this infrared image of an unidentified flying object is obviously a chaosphere? I sure do. If so, there's nothing all that mysterious about it. It's just magick. Chaospheres don't necessarily wander through the atmosphere like this one is apparently doing, but it could produce a heat variation with its eight-pointed shape acting as an attractor. That might show up on an infrared camera if it was sensitive enough.


Mysterious footage released in the Pentagon’s UFO files on Friday appeared to capture a bizarre “eight-pointed star” streaking across the sky several years back.

The infrared clip, submitted by US Central Command personnel, showed the strange-shaped object appearing to float around in 2013, according to the newly released files.

The footage, which lasts nearly two minutes, was apparently shot from “infrared sensor aboard a US military platform.”

“This video depicts an area of contrast resembling an eight-pointed star with arms of alternating length,” a description on the UFO files website reads.

A note on the site later warns that the video description is for informational purposes and that “readers should not interpret any part of this description as reflecting an analytical judgment, investigative conclusion, or factual determination.”

I criticized J. D Vance back on April Fools' Day for asserting that UFOs are demons, but my criticism has nothing to do with the possibility of some UFOs being spiritual or magical phenomena. The issue is with the reductive Christian framing that everything spiritual is a "demon." The spirit world is way more complex than that. It's not just "good angels" and "evil demons." There's a lot else out there.


Because if this is a chaosphere, it's not a demon. It's a spell, most likely cast by a human magician. I have no idea what it might have been charged to do because that's impossible to tell from the shape. As a central technique in chaos magick, chaospheres can be used for almost anything. The Chaosphere was invented by the late Peter J. Carroll, and the most recent expanded edition of his book Liber Kaos includes a new version of the ritual.


So maybe that means more of these will be flying around out there in the near future. I wonder how many UFO sightings they might cause.


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