Submariner Claims Us Tracked 'Terrifying' High-Speed Ufos | Weird | News
A former US Navy submariner revealed that the Navy maintained detailed logbooks documenting fast-moving unidentified aerial or submerged objects (UASOs) detected via sonar. These "fast movers," recorded with unusual speeds and abnormal sounds unlike any known ship noises, were noted in a special logbook that periodically left the submarine, though its ultimate fate remains unknown. The disclosure aligns with a 2024 government report from the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) detailing 21 unexplained UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena) sightings investigated by the military, which include incidents such as a green fireball, flashing lights, a multicoloured jellyfish, and a 6-foot rocket. Some objects were later identified as common items like balloons or satellites, but others, such as the notorious "GOFAST" footage of a U.S. Navy jet encounter and a fast-moving silver sphere recorded by a drone, remain unresolved. AARO emphasized that no evidence has been found supporting extraterrestrial involvement or advanced foreign technology and is continuing to analyze these cases with intelligence and science partners, promising to notify Congress if breakthroughs in foreign aerospace capabilities are identified. Meanwhile, experts like former NASA official Mike Gold suggest agencies should track UAP flight paths to determine their origins, underscoring ongoing uncertainties surrounding these phenomena.
Source: express.co.uk
