Ben Hansen Discusses Eerie Green USOs and UFO Sightings Off U.S. Coasts

Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs)

• 💡 The discussion centers on a UFO reporting app that has logged thousands of sightings of Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs), particularly off U.S. coasts.
• ❓ Initial thoughts on the eerie green lights seen beneath the ocean surface suggest divers, but the lack of dive boats or flags makes this explanation unlikely.
• 🌊 The phenomenon of objects entering and exiting the water without disturbing it, and moving at high speeds, is highlighted as particularly perplexing.

Historical and Recent Sightings

• 🚀 The concept of submerged UFOs is not new; pilots and air traffic controllers have reported sightings for decades, including glowing objects the size of a city off Catalina.
• 📍 The Fort Lauderdale case, while smaller, is presented as an example of recent sightings that don't align with natural phenomena like phosphorescence or algae.
• 🚢 Cases like the USS Omaha, captured on thermal camera, demonstrate transmedium travel, where objects move between air and water seamlessly.

Military and Advanced Technology

• 🛰️ Rear Admiral Tim Galidet testified before Congress about a Navy program called Fast Movers, which tracks objects traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph, faster than any known torpedo.
• ⚠️ There's a discussion about potential military testing of new technology, though the visible nature of these sightings makes this less certain.
• ❓ The fear and uncertainty surrounding these objects are palpable, with questions about whether to engage or how they might affect naval vessels.

Shifting Focus to the Oceans

• 🌌 Historically, UFO focus has been on the sky, but there's a noticeable shift towards investigating phenomena in the oceans.
• 🧐 The sheer number of sightings and the consistent patterns reported suggest a phenomenon that warrants serious investigation beyond simple explanations.