A video circulating online claims to show a supposed attack by the United States Navy on an unidentified flying object near the coast of California in 2019.
The footage, in black and white and apparently recorded with an infrared camera at night, shows an object with a difficult-to-identify shape hovering over the ocean. A military ship appears in the scene, tracking the object’s movement.
This would not be the first record involving the Navy and anomalous aerial phenomena. Between 2004 and 2015, Navy pilots reported multiple encounters with unknown objects.
Among these episodes are the famous Tic Tac incidents off San Diego, as well as the Gimbal and GoFast videos. These videos were later confirmed by the Pentagon as authentic recordings made with military equipment.
In 2019, another event drew attention when the USS Omaha tracked a spherical object that reportedly submerged into the ocean, also off the California coast. No debris was recovered after this incident.
No further details about the footage could be obtained. Still, the growing number of official Navy records involving UFOs keeps the debate open about incidents involving the US military and these unidentified objects.
A close analysis of the video suggests that the UFO’s defense field protected it, allowing it to remain intact when the attack hit, leaving it unharmed.
So far, no analysis of the video has been found online, nor its true origin — whether it appeared on a forum or was created by an artist using AI.
At this moment, there is no official confirmation about the video’s authenticity. Nevertheless, it reignites important debates about the UFO phenomenon, especially when it involves the military.
I believe we need to examine these images carefully, understanding that they could be either manipulations or genuine records.
Without concrete information and given the complexity of the subject, we cannot dismiss the possibility that the video shows something real. However, more thorough investigations are necessary.
Meanwhile, with more and more official reports emerging, it becomes clear that the search for answers about the nature of this phenomenon and what it all might mean for us must continue.
See the video below:
