NewsNation reporter says his entire view of the New Jersey drones has changed after he witnessed 50 of them flying from the ocean.
The drones are reportedly 8-10 feet wide and can’t be detected because they don’t give off heat.
“I gotta be honest here. You know when this story first came out a few weeks ago… I didn’t pay it much credence.”
“The experience I had last night, however, changed the way I feel about this story completely.” “What I saw was more sophisticated than I ever imagined.”
“We’ve been looking for the past hour. I think we’ve seen about 40 or 50 of these drones.”
“One of their officers called 911 after seeing 50 of them come off the ocean.”
NEW: NewsNation reporter says his entire view of the New Jersey drones has changed after he witnessed 50 of them flying from the ocean.
The drones are reportedly 8-10 feet wide and can’t be detected because they don’t give off heat.
There have been “multiple” instances of drones entering the airspace at a Navy weapons station in New Jersey, officials there said Friday, as the concern continues to grow over widespread drone sightings in the region.
Naval Weapons Station Earle, which is located in Colts Neck, New Jersey, said it was “aware” of the sightings in the region and “continues to closely coordinate with federal and state agencies to ensure the safety of our personnel and operations.”
The Wacky World of Drone Mayhem Strikes Again in New Jersey
…it appears, the drone invasion continues to make headlines, with the latest incident unfolding in Hillsborough, New Jersey.
Just hours ago, reports emerged that a drone in the area may have either crashed or landed somewhere in or around a Lowe’s parking lot. This prompted a significant response from local and state police, along with the FBI, who arrived on the scene to investigate the matter.
However, according to official statements, no drones have been found at this time. Despite the commotion, the mystery of the missing drone remains unsolved, leaving many to wonder if this is yet another case of drone-related mischief or simply a misunderstanding.
Stay tuned as more information comes to light in this ongoing saga of unidentified aerial drones or devices…
The White House is now declaring that all sightings of drones over New Jersey have either been manned aircraft or have not been observed in any secure locations. Additionally, they are suggesting that mass hysteria might be at play and that the drones people claim to see—and are sharing on social media—may not be drones at all.
We will now observe the reaction. Or drones. Whichever we see first or don’t.
Mayor Sam Morris, a mayor from New Jersey, who has been front and center on this topic, called the White House’s comments, incredulous and ridiculous.
There’s a lot of intrigue surrounding the mysterious drones spotted over New Jersey and several other states. If social media reports are to be believed, these drones are appearing not just across the United States but also in multiple countries worldwide. So, what exactly are they?
We could speculate that they’re the work of hobbyists, but the size of these drones in some videos suggests otherwise. In several clips, they appear almost as large as airplanes—unless, of course, the videos are misleading, and what we’re actually seeing are planes.
At least one congressman has publicly claimed that these drones could be linked to Iran, suggesting the existence of an Iranian “mothership” off the East Coast. However, the Pentagon has categorically denied this, stating there is no evidence to support the claim that the drones are from Iran—or from any other country, for that matter.
The military has also clarified that these drones do not belong to them.
Theories Abound
So where does that leave us? A process of elimination points to a few possibilities:
A hobbyist or corporation operating these drones for unknown reasons.
A highly classified mission by the U.S. military or Space Force, with officials keeping tight-lipped.
Aliens—because, why not?
While the idea of extraterrestrial involvement is a staple in UFO discussions, many enthusiasts argue that traditional UFOs don’t emit noise, don’t have blinking lights, and certainly don’t resemble human-made aircraft.
A Wild Theory
Here’s a theory that’s as wild as any other: What if the drones are holograms? What if they’re not physically present at all? While the noises captured in videos suggest the drones are real, it’s possible the sound combined with a holographic display is creating an elaborate illusion designed to test public reactions.
The Frustration of Poor Footage
One of the most frustrating aspects of this situation is the lack of clear photographic evidence. Despite the prevalence of smartphones in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, no one seems able to capture high-quality images or videos of these mysterious objects.
So, for now, we’re left with a mystery. Perhaps, if the drones stick around through the holidays, we might see them adorned with Christmas lights to add some festive flair to their puzzling presence.
Stay tuned for updates, and feel free to share your thoughts or theories—because when it comes to these drones, anything seems possible.
The drone mystery over Jersey just keeps getting weirder
New footage of multiple eerie ‘triangle’ craft flying above New Jersey has only compounded the mystery for locals.
At least five or possibly six of the unidentified drones were captured in the new, 50-second cell phone video, which one commenter declared was ‘the clearest video yet.’ One drone, heard roaring in the skies as it moved through the darkness, appeared to have a cluster of white lights on its underbelly and red lights blinking at the tips of its wings and tail.
Governor Phil Murphy has attempted to calm residents claiming these true UFOs pose ‘no known threat to the public at this time,’ but FBI and local police are actively investigating.
Concerns have heightened over the proximity of these drone-like UFOs to President-elect Donald Trump’s Bedminster golf course, US military research facility Picatinny Arsenal and critical local infrastructure.
For the 6th night that people have been made aware of, drones have flown the military base Fort Dix..
One common thread of witnesses is that people feel the drones look, and sound like airliners.. but they are not. They also move erratically, and at least one person told media that their clock radio stopped working when the drone was above their heads..
The location of drone activity also seems to be expanding..
It is creeping into New York City now..
As the ‘drones’ creep into New York…I think you’ll start to see an expanded reaction.
Well, it seems like it’s been long enough now, since the Trump Rogan interview so tonight must begin the great Alien War in the skies. Stay safe out there, earthlings.
And as much as we write that in sarcasm, we also write that in hope that the Alien Wars really will not happen and that the 2009 prediction just got something right by chance, and that the post Trump Rogan interview will not feature the calamity in the mostly peaceful skies above us.
Clif High, a computer scientist and linguist, spoke in a YouTube video about his model’s prediction, known as the “39 days to melee,” that said a battle between humans and aliens in the sky would occur 39 days after a trigger incited the incident. What High calls the “temporal marker” was podcaster Joe Rogan’s interview with President-elect Donald Trump on October 25.
High said: “So we’re going to have these…some kind of weird confrontation visible contention which we could probably call and term combat in the skies that will show up and it’ll show up at a predictable point, which is probably something over a month—and we’ll put down 30 days or 39 days something—over a month after the temporal marker of, um, Trump and Rogan. And that’s just the beginning of all of this, right.”
War of the worlds!!! Will it start tonight? Or is it just too cold to do that yet? TIME WILL TELL..
As turkeys were being prepped and legislators were out of town, a set of photos were posted on X and other social platforms that have raised eyebrows..
This photo was was taken by US Air Force veteran Dennis Diggins, now a licensed tour guide in Washington DC..
The UFO photos were trending on X on November 26 2024 when these strange sightings occurred.
But before you get the impression that the alien invasion has started, take a moment and consider John Greenawald JR from the BLACK VAULT offering up a logical and sensible explanation for the lights:
The lights at the U.S. Capitol building have been causing "UFO sightings" in the camera lens for decades & decades.
(Just lens flares, but interesting someone is passing them around, again, and more so interesting people are buying it. New photo, same lens flare 'phenomenon'.) https://t.co/nhm2pxvawfpic.twitter.com/WGrTS543mY
Remember that excitement when Congress had public hearings about UFOs.. and when the media and government began to officially call them UAPs to sound less conspiratorial and more mainstream? It’s happening again..
The term “Immaculate Constellation” is sometimes used in UFO lore to describe a mysterious or otherworldly alignment of stars, planets, or celestial bodies that is believed to have significance in extraterrestrial phenomena.
While not a widely recognized term in mainstream UFO studies, it often pops up in discussions linking UFO sightings to cosmic or spiritual events.
Some theorists suggest that these alignments could signal the arrival of advanced civilizations or be tied to extraterrestrial navigation systems, where certain constellations act as beacons or markers for alien craft traveling through our galaxy. The concept blends astronomy with speculative ideas about extraterrestrial intelligence and cosmic influence, feeding into the broader narrative of UFO sightings being part of a grander celestial pattern.
But now.. with all those Netflix docs and Tweets.. or X’s whatever we call them now, here comes Congress again.
Held by the House Oversight Committee, the hearing, titled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth,” will begin on the 13th at 11:30 a.m. ET, and one witness said to be there is retired Navy Rear Adm. Timothy Gallaudet, who has spoken about his experiences with UAPs and unexplained submerged objects..
