UFO/USO Reports from Santa Catalina Channel.

Todd Feinman

Show us the satellite pics...
Thanks Pig Farmer!
I'm open-minded about the recent Tic Tac encounter being something from the US military, but there have been other very tic-tac-like UFOs seen and even chased by jets in the past --one was described as a "glowing washtub" (I think that one is in the Old Encounters thread, another a "butane tank", and when the big naval Exercise Mainbrace occurred, many UFOs were seen, and only one picture released, seen below --which appears to be Tic Tac-like, and some of the objects seen during the stadium visitation in Florence also looked the same (see picture at bottom).

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The day UFOs stopped play
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Another question arises in my mind.. If we had such a first-strike capability, (and we have plans for first-strike options), why would we advertise it to the world in such a manner?
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pigfarmer

tall, thin, irritable
Another question arises in my mind.. If we had such a first-strike capability, (and we have plans for first-strike options), why would we advertise it to the world in such a manner?

It doesn't have to be a 'first strike' weapon or even a weapon at all. It would have to be a specialized device(s) with a specialized, very specific purpose. My guess would be reconnaissance and data collection.

Generally speaking you're right, they don't test secret systems anywhere but in friendly or at least favorable conditions. When it comes to these things there is a tipping point, the minute you use it you run the risk of discovery i.e. an F-117 was shot down over Kosovo, look at what happened to the secret chopper the SEALS used to get into Abbottabad. On the other hand, what's the point of having a capability and then not using it? I think they reach a balance by testing in training areas exactly like we have seen to prove the systems and if they are used we'll never know about it. That is true of submarine espionage, why not other secret programs ?

I am strictly looking at the encounters brought to light since the 2017 NY Times article. What we have seen publicly seems to be a distraction. When it comes to older reports like Mainbrace, yeah, it's hard to wrap your head around what they were dealing with. It is hard to reconcile the performance witnessed with the known technology of the ere - as true in 2004 as it was in 1952. Not sure you can really come up with anything conclusive on a case that old and I am wary of using things like that as a ruler against which to measure other cases. For that matter you could speculate that the object(s) Paul Bennewitz claims to have seen in the Monzano Storage area sound pretty similar too.

What I did say about Fravor's incident is 'maybe things are not what they appear to be'. Anybody ever think that it might be an advantage to make your [fill in the blank special project device] appear to have capabilities it does not, maybe even spoof the most advanced sensor systems available ?
 

nivek

As Above So Below
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New infrared image shows 'swarm' of flashing 'Tic-Tac shaped' UFOs chasing four US Navy destroyers off California coast at 70mph

A newly released infrared image showed a 'swarm' of three 'Tic-Tac shaped' UFOs chase four U.S. Navy destroyers off the coast of California.

The grainy image has been released by the Navy and shows what appears to be three small dots, representing unmanned aerial systems (UAS), hovering near the USS Paul Hamilton. It was one of the many occurrences Naval ships saw over the course of weeks, as many destroyers spotted these contraptions in July 2019.

These three UAS appeared near the ship around 8pm on July 17 shortly after the USS Paul Hamilton cut location broadcasting via the Automatic Identification System (AIS). Ships are not required to broadcast their location 24/7 and usually disable the transponder in situations that call for heightened security.

This decision was not reflected on the ship's deck log, but earlier in the month, logs indicate that other ships in the area also turned of AIS during UAS activity.

Additionally, the USS Paul Hamilton's log did indicate that the UAS appeared shortly after it had turned its navigation lights on.

Shortly before 8pm, one UAS was spotted one nautical mile away. Twenty minutes later, the timeline indicates that two more were seen, with one falling into the water, The Drive reported after viewing documents it received through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. The ship reported seeing red, flashing lights.

Roughly 30 minutes later, the USS Paul Hamilton reported a 'UAS swarm' and by 9:11 p.m., one UAS was directly above at 2,000 feet. By 9:15, the UAS moved away from the ship at almost 70mph before returning less than 10 minutes later.

The USS Hamilton reported that the 'swarm' lasted almost three hours from 7:56 p.m. to 10:39 p.m.


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pigfarmer

tall, thin, irritable
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No coincidence there.

Am I just not awake yet or is there very little to be found in search engines about ORV Aguilita ?
 

Standingstones

Celestial
There has certainly been reports of UFOs sighted near the Santa Catalina islands over the years, not just the recent Tic-Tac versions. It is quite convenient for the UFOs to dip into the ocean when confronted.
 

nivek

As Above So Below
Here's a USO report from Japan...

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Obviously an underwater ufo. Scientists remained puzzled what the bright fast-moving object could be that was filmed behind this jewel squid off the coast of Japan.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DN78c2lKTE


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Noble
Here's a USO report from Japan...

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Obviously an underwater ufo. Scientists remained puzzled what the bright fast-moving object could be that was filmed behind this jewel squid off the coast of Japan.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DN78c2lKTE


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Hi Nivek and thanks for the video mate. :Thumbsup: ...looks good, but I am of the opinion that the 'flash of light object' that passes behind the squid is most likely 'A fish common in that area named a Largehead Hairtail'...
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it is a commonly caught and sold on the Tokyo market ...
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... it is typically about 3 and a half feet long , but much larger ones have been caught [ record being 7 ft 8 in ] and are known to be one of the sprightly-moving-fish in the ocean.... and being almost completely [reflective] silver is the reason that I believe it shone up so well from the artificial light used to film the squid.
.... of course, that is only my opinion and quite possibly 'way off the mark'! lol


Cheers Buddy.
 
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