Sailors, What Is the Creepiest Thing You’ve Seen That Has Happened on the Sea 

Sailors, What Is the Creepiest Thing You’ve Seen That Has Happened on the Sea

A newly leaked video from the U.S. navy appears to show an unidentified flying object diving into the ocean off the coast of San Diego in 2019, in a clip that officials say is authentic.


The clip was released last week by documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell, who also published leaked UFO videos and photos from last month. The Pentagon has confirmed that all of Corbell’s leaked footage to date is authentic.

The new footage shows a dark spherical object flying over the ocean as seen through an infrared camera at night. The sphere appears to move rapidly across the screen before stopping and slowly easing down into the water. Corbell says the footage was recorded off a monitor inside the USS Omaha‘s Combat Information Center, and a few military members can be heard remarking on the object in the video.

“It took off. It’s booking it,” one person says at the beginning of the clip, as the UFO moves from left to right on the screen. The object then stops and steadily moves downward.

The observers can be heard remarking on the choppy waves on the ocean as the object descends.

“It splashed! It splashed!” one person says as the object goes below the surface of the water.

Corbell says the footage was recorded on July 15, 2019, during an extended period in which members of the navy saw several Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) — the Pentagon’s term for UFOs. There were at least 14 solid objects measuring about two metres wide, and they moved at varying speeds between 74-254 kilometres per hour, according to an intelligence briefing obtained by Corbell from last year.

He says the object in the video appeared to be capable of travelling in air and water, and that a submarine search of the area found nothing.

“No wreckage found. None of the unknown craft were recovered,” Corbell said.

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