In people's impression, "UFOs" often only appear in the air or near the ground, but in fact, "UFOs" also exist in the ocean. A few days ago, foreign media reported that more and more evidence showed that "Underwater Unidentified Submerged Objects" (USO, Unidentified Submerged Objects) had posed a threat, and witnesses now want to find out what was going on.

A brighter triangular object moves rapidly above a U.S. military ship

Republican lawmakers in the United States:

I heard that there are UFOs the size of a football field under the sea

According to reports, in 2014, when F/A-18 fighter pilot and U.S. Navy lieutenant Leon Graves was in flight training near the beaches of Virginia, he discovered that the aircraft¡¯s radar response was somewhat unusual, and captured that there were light spots on the sea moving at an unbelievable speed.

According to Lane, these objects sometimes stay still and sometimes move extremely fast. "I once saw a transparent sphere with gray-black or black cubes inside." According to Lane, the object was between 5 and 15 feet in diameter and less than 50 feet away from the plane he was flying.

Ryan said that since seeing the unknown object, he began to attribute similar situations to "safety accidents". For the next year, Lane's flying team saw almost daily sightings of unidentified flying objects, which had no visible exhaust or wings. Sometimes, when someone approaches, these unidentified objects disappear again.

Ryan (first from left) attends a UFO-themed hearing in the US Congress

Since at least the 1950s, the US military has reported strange objects falling into the ocean, which they call USOs. In November 2004, the US aircraft carrier group "Nimitz" was conducting exercises near the coast of southern California and Mexico. Since then, the US military has reported the detection of AAVs (abnormal aircraft).

According to reference sources, the US military disclosed a report on the details of this incident in 2018. According to the report, the object that looked like "ticking candy" at that time dropped from about 60,000 feet to about 50 feet in just a few seconds. Pilots say there may be something in the water, too. One pilot detailed that the fluctuations in the water were the size of a football field. "The diameter of the wave looks to be 50 meters to 100 meters, which is close to circular."

In July 2019, an infrared camera on the USS Omaha captured a spherical object flying quickly across the Pacific Ocean and then crashing into the sea. According to reports, the object that fell into the sea neither splashed nor produced debris. At the same time, the destroyer USS Russell also reported the appearance of a triangular UFO.

Investigative journalist Jeremy Kobelly released a video of the 2019 Omaha and Russell in 2021. In the relevant video of the Omaha, the ship's radar system showed several objects moving around the ship, while the Russell video showed several weakly lit objects spinning above the military ship and a brighter triangular object moving rapidly. It is that the Pentagon at the time also confirmed the authenticity of the Russell video, and said it was shot by the U.S. Navy.

Tim Burchett, a Republican congressman, said in an interview in January that an admiral had told him there were UFOs moving at breakneck speeds in the ocean. "They told me there was something moving at hundreds of miles per hour under the surface. It's about the size of a football field."

Is it an "alien visitor"

Or mysterious sea creatures?

Ryan, who has reportedly retired from service, is now an active advocate for the government to increase transparency in the "Unknown Aerial Phenomena"(UAP). It is reported that Ryan did not claim that these UFOs or USOs were "extraterrestrial visitors," but he believed that these unidentified objects did not use known human technology. According to previous reports, Ryan also attended a UFO-themed hearing held by the subcommittee of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee of the U.S. Congress as a witness in 2023. (Red Star News related report: The United States will hold UFO hearings Veterans: For several years, UFOs have been seen almost every day along the Atlantic coast)

Tim, who has repeatedly claimed that "the government hides UFO-related information", believes that "anything is possible". Tim told Americans that there is no need to worry about aliens. "It is unnecessary to worry about whether aliens will hurt us. Because with the ability of aliens, we may be easily baked."

¡ø U.S. Republican Rep. Tim Burchett

The U.S. Department of Defense said last year that there was no evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial life. According to previous reports, declassified documents released by the U.S. government show that the number of reports on unknown aerial phenomena has increased significantly in recent years. From May 2023 to June 2024, the U.S. Department of Defense's Office of Global Anomaly Resolution received 757 such reports, but as of July this year, only 49 cases were marked as "closed." (Red Star News related report: A US warplane was exposed to hit a UFO. Declassified documents show that the US Department of Defense received 757 UFO reports a year, and only 49 cases were closed)

The US Naval Institute, a non-profit independent think tank, pointed out in a 2022 article that USO may indeed pose a huge threat to the US Navy. "But the real threat may not be extraterrestrial creatures, but mysterious marine creatures on Earth."

Red Star journalist Li Jinrui comprehensive reference news

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